INTRODUCTION
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In the last three verses Kṛṣṇa provides the technique to achieve this space of completion that expresses as the space of enriching, the shift of space from self to Self. He provides the method by which anyone can surrender the results of his activities, the fruits of his action called karma phala to the Divine. He provides the tool in the form of the invocation, Oṃ Tat Sat.
The three words ‘Oṃ Tat Sat ‘are the words of the Divine.
• ‘Oṃ iti etat brahmano nedisthaṃ namaḥ’, shows the first goal, the beginning. • ‘Tat tvam asi’ indicates the second goal, the continuation. • ‘Sat eva saumya’ is the third goal or final result. All three combined give the words: Oṃ Tat Sat. This is why these words have such great importance or significance. Any person doing enriching or working with the space of addressing Oṁ Tat Sat will be with Existence, the Divine consciousness. These three words simply imply: ‘I offer all to that Truth. I surrender everything to that Divine. Let that be the Truth.’ This is the Mahā-vākya, the great truth, handed down by the Master to Arjuna as the technique to ensure śraddha, authenticity in all activities of sacrifice, austerity and charity