You're describing a materialist philosophy; that the material world we perceive is reality and all that there is.
If you want to interpret the Gita quote through a materialist 'lens' that's fine, although it would be a heterodox reading.
You're describing a materialist philosophy; that the material world we perceive is reality and all that there is.
If you want to interpret the Gita quote through a materialist 'lens' that's fine, although it would be a heterodox reading.
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