Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 18

Gita 2.18

अन्तवन्तः, इमे, देहाः, नित्यस्य, उक्ताः, शरीरिणः,
अनाशिनः, अप्रमेयस्य, तस्मात्, युध्यस्व, भारत।।18।।

Gita 2.18

AntvantH, ime, dehaH, nityasya, uktaH, shareerinH,
AnaashinH, aprmeyasya, tasmaat’, yudhyasv, bharat ||18||

Translation: (Ime) this (dehaH) body composed of five elements (antvantH) is perishable (shareerinH) the immortal God who always lives with the soul in the body (aprmeyasya) an ordinary worshipper is not acquainted with the inseparable relationship of Purna Parmatma and the soul, therefore the unproven (nityasya) always present with the soul (anaashinH) Immortal (uktaH) is said to be (tasmaat’) therefore (bharat) oh descendent of bharat, Arjun! (yudhyasv) fight. (18)

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 18

Translation: This body, composed of the five elements is perishable. The immortal God always lives with the soul in the body. An ordinary worshipper is unacquainted with the inseparable relationship of Purna Parmatma and the soul. Therefore, the unproven, is said to be imperishable, who always lives with the soul. Therefore, oh descendent of bharat, Arjun! Fight.

Meaning: - Consider the invisible power of the Supreme God to be with the soul just as a mobile phone works from a range. The tower even when situated at one place is inseparable from its regional mobile phone through its range. Only he can understand this, who owns a mobile. Similarly, the Supreme God lives in His own place, Satlok, or wherever He comes and goes, He keeps the range of His invisible power extended to every living being and place i.e. living and non-living thing, in every brahmand. Like, the sun even from a distance spreads its light and invisible warmth on every particle in all the brahmands within its capacity zone. Similarly, the light and invisible power radiating from the Supreme God’s body is preserving every living and non-living thing.