Guest guest Posted February 28, 2009 Report Share Posted February 28, 2009 Swami! Scriptures declare that God is omnipresent; God is everywhere. Kindly explain this aspect of Divinity? How are we to understand this? The Bhagavadg ita says, " bijam mam sarvabh utanam, God is the seed of this entire creation. God is the seed of all beings. " For example, you see here a mango seed. You sow it in the ground. The seed, as days pass, germinates. In the process, the seed produces a root, then a stem, a leaf, branches, and flowers gradually. The seed is latent in every part of the plant, as all parts directly or indirectly emerge from it. Finally, in the hard seed of the fruit also the initial or the original seed is present. So, God is present in the entire universe. The whole world is a tree, God is the seed, and fruits are the beings or creatures born of the tree of the world. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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