“Supreme State”

“Supreme State” reflects the highest realization described in the Gita—a state of perfect
equilibrium where the soul is untouched by dualities, free from desire, and united with the
Eternal. It is the ultimate goal of spiritual striving: liberation, peace, and eternal bliss.
This state is beyond joy and sorrow, beyond gain and loss. It is the silent ocean of stillness
that exists when the waves of the mind subside. To enter the 1is to experience one’s eternal
nature—not as the body, not as the mind, but as the immortal Self that is one with the Divine.
This artwork invites the viewer to contemplate the journey inward, to see the Supreme not as
distant but as ever-present, waiting to be realized within the depths of one’s own heart.

Bhagavad Gita Reference:
“एषा ब्राह्मी िस्थितः पाथर्नैनांप्राप्य िवमुह्यित।
िस्थत्वास्यामन्तकालेऽिप ब्रह्मिनवार्णमृच्छित।।”
(Chapter 2, Verse 72)
Meaning: This is the Brahmic state, O Arjuna. One who attains it is not bewildered, and even
at the time of death, reaches Brahman and liberation.