Gita 6th chapter 29 to 32 sloke

[Lord Sri Krishna says with the use of the sixth chapter - who feels the happiness and misery of all the animals as his own happiness and sorrow, he is the great and greatest Jogi. As the devotees enjoy seeing God, God also enjoys seeing the devotees as well. There is no reference to God's relation between God and God in such a scripture. That is why the Gita is a universal book, which reads the conscience of people - the knowledge-intellect becomes awake. Today, 29 to 32 verses of reading meditation or practice for everyone.
29) Jupiter is a meditation on the whole of the yogi. He sees Brahma among all living beings and realizes that there is all the creatures in Brahma.
30) Who sees me as the Self in everybody, and the whole soul sees me in everything, I see Him and he is not invisible to me.
31) I understand that the Yogi is identical with all the animals, but the Yogi remains in the subject but it remains in me.
32) Arjuna, who feels the happiness and misery of all creatures as his own happiness and sorrow, in my opinion he is the greatest Jogi.
[Human beings have lost their knowledge when there is mourning, sorrow, pain, pain etc. Knowledge power goes away from her body. At this time, he does not know what to do and what is wrong to do. In this thought, he only sees the evil indications of life. The shadow of this depression covers his life in such darkness that he can not see the light of future life. This situation is not only in Arjuna's life but also in every human life. The common people became unknowingly confused and fled from the battlefield by losing their lives. Arjuna Mahavira, and his charioteer Sarathi knowledge. How does he abandon this knowledge story and run away from the battlefield with his chariot? If our life becomes like Arjuna, no problem in life will be seen as a problem. Jay Vedavgaba Sri Sri Krishna's victory in Sri Sri.]