स्वाध्याय-योगोपदेशः तथा केशिध्वज-खाण्डिक्य-उपाख्यानम्
Yoga through Study and Restraint; The Keśidhvaja–Khāṇḍikya Narrative Frame
भगवंस् तम् अहं योगं ज्ञातुम् इच्छामि तं वद ज्ञाते यत्राखिलाधारं पश्येयं परमेश्वरम्
bhagavaṃs tam ahaṃ yogaṃ jñātum icchāmi taṃ vada jñāte yatrākhilādhāraṃ paśyeyaṃ parameśvaram
Ô Bienheureux, je désire connaître ce Yoga ; enseigne-le-moi : en le connaissant, je pourrai contempler le Seigneur suprême, soutien et fondement de tout ce qui existe.
Maitreya (addressing Sage Parāśara)
Here Yoga is presented as the knowable discipline whose realization culminates in direct vision of the Supreme Lord, Vishnu, described as the support of the entire cosmos.
This verse frames the dialogue: Maitreya requests the specific Yoga whose true knowledge leads to perceiving the Lord as the universal foundation; Parāśara’s ensuing teaching answers this request.
It emphasizes Vishnu as the Supreme Reality and sustaining ground of all existence—supporting a Vaishnava view of God as both transcendent Lord (Parameśvara) and immanent cosmic basis.