# BH-Gita-Ch-13---KshetraKshetra

By [Prabhat Kumar](https://dylit.info/user/prabhatdylit6)

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Bhagavat Gita – Chapter 13: Kshetra and Kshetrajna Vibhaga Yoga Verse 26 All living creatures and non-living items (tree, rocks) are born out of the union of knower and known. Verse 27  Everything in nature gets destroyed in nature. The one which does not get destroyed is Brahman. The one who sees this Brahman in everyone is the one who sees this. There is prakriti which is doing everything. The other thing is Parmatma. Prakriti exists due to Parmatma. Example: Cloud exists in Aakash. When cloud goes away, the only thing remains is Aakash. The science has discovered that there is no matter. Everything is energy. Verse 28 The one who understands that Parmatma is never destroyed with the destruction of body. In the context of Kshetra and Kshetrajna, everything is changing in Kshetra. Verse 29 When one tries to drink a glass water, what makes you go towards the glass of water? That shakti is also part of Brahman. The change of state is due to shakti in the presence of nirgun brahman that creates Sagun brahman. In Bhakti, we say Bhagawan is inside me. We exist in Bhagawan ki Prakriti.  The prakriti expands in the presence of Nirgun Brahman. Verse 30 Maya – it appears that something exists. When a tree falls on the ground, it creates the vibrations. This vibration is interpreted as a sound by the brain. That sound is interpretated by the mind that a tree a fell. The entire interpretation of Kshetra is due to Kshetragya. The one who understands this knows Brahman.