Verse 12

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They knew him as a lover, not as Brahman· Verses 12–16

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They knew Krsna as the highest lover, sage, and not as Brahman. How did the flood of the strands come to a stop for them, whose minds were on the strands? This was told you before: how the king of Cedi reached the goal though he hated the lord of the senses. How much more, then, those who love the one beyond the reach of the senses? King, the Bhagavan shows himself for the highest good of men: he who does not waste away, who cannot be measured, who is beyond the strands and is the self of the strands. Those who set desire, or anger, or fear, or affection, or oneness, or friendship on Hari and hold it there always come to be made of him.

And you should not wonder at this in the Bhagavan, the unborn, in Krsna, the lord of the lords of yoga, since it is by him that all this is released.