Bhagavad Gita - Chapter 13 - Prakrti Purusha Viveka Yoga - The Yoga of Differentiation Between Matter and Consciousness

You should know that I am the knower of all fields, O descendent of Bharata. I consider the knowledge of the field and its knower to be real knowledge.

This knowledge has been sung of in many different ways by different sages, by the Vedas, and is found in the logically conclusive chapters of the Vedanta-sutras.

Desirelessness, humility, nonviolence, tolerance, simplicity, service to the spiritual master, purity, steadiness, selfcontrol, detachment from sense gratification, absence of false ego, perception of the miseries of birth, death, old age and disease, detachment, freedom from attachment to wife, children and household life, perpetual equanimity in both happy and distressful circumstances, constant and firm devotion unto Me, dwelling in a solitary place, free from the desire to socialize with the masses, constant determination in achieving self-realization and a desire to gain knowledge of the Absolute Truth – all these qualities have been declared to be knowledge. Anything contrary to this is ignorance.

His hands and feet are everywhere. His eyes, heads and mouths are everywhere. His ears are everywhere. Thus He exists, pervading all things.