Srimad Bhagavad Gita.

Chapter 10: The Divine Glories of the Lord (Vibhūti-yoga). Text 3

yo mÄm ajam anÄdiñ cha vetti loka-maheÅ›varam asammÅ«á¸haḥ sa martyeá¹£u sarva-pÄpaiḥ pramuchyate [3]

yah–One who; vetti–knows; mÄm–Me, the son of DevakÄ«; ajam–as the birthless; anÄdim–the beginningless; loka-mahÄ-Ä«Å›varam cha–and the Supreme Lord of all beings; saḥ–he; asammÅ«á¸haḥ–undeluded; martyeá¹£u–among men; pramuchyate–is liberated; sarva-pÄpaiḥ–from

all sins or obstacles to devotion. [3]


Text

One who knows Me, the son of Devakī, as the birthless, beginningless, Supreme Lord of all beings, is undeluded among men and completely liberated from sin.

Purport