Verse 4

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All the ways come to you in the end· Verses 4–10

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Yogins worship you outright, the great Person, the Lord, taking you with what belongs to the self and to the beings and to the gods; the good do this. And some of the twice-born who keep the sacred fires worship you by the threefold knowledge, with sacrifices spread wide, under the names of the immortals in their many forms. Some, having laid down all their works and come to quiet, knowers, worship you with the sacrifice of knowledge, you who are knowledge in shape. And others, their selves made ready by the rule you have laid down, worship you, being full of you, the one form who has many forms. And others worship you, who wear Siva's form, by the path Siva spoke, in the many divisions of many teachers, Bhagavan.

All of them worship you, the Lord in whom all the gods are, even those given to other gods, even when their thought is on another, master. As rivers rising from the mountains, filled by the rain-cloud, enter the sea from every side, master, so all the ways enter you in the end.