BG 7.21
Whatever the form of worship, if the worshipper does so with faith, then I bestow steady faith upon them.
तस्य तस्याचलां श्रद्धां तामेव विदधाम्यहम्
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yo yo — whoever
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yāṁ yāṁ — whichever
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tanuṁ — form
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bhaktaḥ — devotee
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śhraddhayārchitum — worship with faith
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śhraddhayā — with faith
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architum — to worship
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ichchhati — desires
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tasya — to them
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tasyāchalāṁ — them of steady
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śhraddhāṁ — faith
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tām — in that
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eva — certainly
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vidadhāmyaham — I bestow
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vidadhāmi — bestow
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aham — I
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There are four kinds of people who worship me - the pious, the seekers of knowledge, the seekers of material gain, and the wise. Of all these, the wise, ever steadfast in devotion, are most dear to me - and I am most dear to them. All four are of noble mind, but those who are wise are a reflection of myself - steadfast in mind, with me as the ultimate goal. After many lives, the wise one realizes that "all is God" and surrenders to me. Such a soul is very rare. Those whose wisdom has been carried away by material desires, worship other Gods and practice whatever rites they prefer. Whatever the form of worship, if the worshipper does so with faith, then I bestow steady faith upon them. Endowed with that faith, their desire in worship will certainly be granted.
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