When the separate existence of beings he perceives as standing in One, And their expansion from that alone, then he attains Brahman.
Beginningless, without qualities, the supreme self is unchanging; even abiding in a body, Arjuna, it does not act, nor is it defiled.
(30) When once a man can see [all] the diversity of contingent beings as abiding in One [alone] and their radiation out of It, then to Brahman he attains.
13.31 When one realizes that the state of diversity of living things is rooted in the One, and that their manifestation is also from That, then one becomes identified with Brahman.
13.31 When he perceives the independent modes of existence of all beings centered in one, and as also their expansion from It alone, then he attains to brahman.
13.31 When a man sees the whole variety of beings as resting in the One, and spreading forth from That alone, he then becomes Brahman.