Dear @vinaysinghal2853 Bhagawad Geeta is not for judging and criticizing others. It's to avoid conflict in one's life, which Lord Krishna himself is warning his devotees. We need to observe others with correct view, we shouldn't complicate our life. By sharing this knowledge to Lord Krishna's devotees, it will strengthen our faith and ensure our spiritual progress. You shouldn't preach to those who argue.

Please refer to next two verses 9.6 and 9.7. Lord Krishna is achintya (inconceivable) and avyaktha (beyond our senses). His body is a spiritual body. When He incarnates in an apparently human form it looks like nothing is pervaded by him. He says I am doing two things simultaneously I am pervading the universe and yet I am standing in front of you, Arjuna. This is through my mystic opulence (yoga aiswaryam)

@@Bhagawad-Geeta But why does 9.4 it is said "but I do not dwell in them" what is the significance of this phrase?

Sankhya describes the Universe is composed of Purush and Prakriti. In the Bhagawad Geeta , these are subsumed to the higher reality of a universal ground - Brahman. This is the syncretic fusion of Sankhya with Vedanta. Lord Krishna, then declares He is the (pratishtha) source of Brahman. Once you have realized this you will be no longer in delusion.

The Supreme Purusha impregnates the totality of Prakriti (Mahat Brahm) to produce innumerable Jivatmas and innumerable living entities. Each is an infinitesimal Jivatma embodied with its own Prakriti. In illusion the Jiva struggles with his Prakriti (mind and 5 senses). By surrendering to God, the Jiva gets relief by transcending Prakriti ( Jeevan mukti). Through absorption in the Lord at the time of leaving one body for another (death), the Jivatma returns to the Supreme Purusha (videha mukti) instead of continuing his union with Prakriti.

Bhagawad-Geeta neither recommends fasting (eating too little) or feasting (eating too much). Both interfere with the efficient performance of one's duty to the highest level of perfection as an offering to Lord Krishna. Bhagwan offers only general principles not details or minutiae.

Please refer the Chapter 6 verse 16: Bg. 6.16 नात्यश्न‍तस्तु योगोऽस्ति न चैकान्तमनश्न‍त: । न चातिस्वप्‍नशीलस्य जाग्रतो नैव चार्जुन ॥ १६ ॥ nāty-aśnatas tu yogo ’sti na caikāntam anaśnataḥ na cāti-svapna-śīlasya jāgrato naiva cārjuna Synonyms na - never; ati - too much; aśnataḥ - of one who eats; tu - but; yogaḥ - linking with the Supreme; asti - there is; na - nor; ca - also; ekāntam - overly; anaśnataḥ - abstaining from eating; na - nor; ca - also; ati - too much; svapna-śīlasya - of one who sleeps; jāgrataḥ - or one who keeps night watch too much; na - not; eva - ever; ca - and; arjuna - O Arjuna. Translation There is no possibility of one’s becoming a yogī, O Arjuna, if one eats too much or eats too little, sleeps too much or does not sleep enough.

Any question for ISKCON is best addressed to them

@@Bhagawad-Geeta I understand and respect the limitation you have in talking about other organisations.