Sublime

One is called the Bhagavad Gita, itself part of the much larger, famous, epic poem called the Mahabharata.

The boys daily practice their spiritual exercises, engage in Gita chanting, and are taught by precept and example the virtues of simplicity, self-sacrifice, honor, and truth. Evil is pointed out to them as being that which produces misery; good as those actions which result in true happiness. Evil may be compared to poisoned honey, tempting but lad

Śiva (meaning auspicious) Transcendent. Formless. Ground of being. Devoid of attributes. Nothingness. Prakāśa (illumination).

The Upanishads say that none but a Guru can take a man out of the jungle of mental and sense perceptions, so there must be a Guru.