Uparwala v/s inside Bhagvan

'Uparwale ki marzi' , is a term used in north Indian languages meaning 'It's the wish of God sitting on top '.  

As per abrahamic religions , Allah is sitting somewhere in seventh sky (saatva aasman) and he is looking at people from there . So 'Uparwale ki marzi' resonates with this concept. 

However , very own Bhagvad Gita mentions the presence of Chaitanya Aatman even in the minutest molecule. It is possible , word 'atom' was derived from ancient term 'Aatman'. 

Krishna ji states :

BG 15.15:  I am seated in the hearts of all living beings . 

BG 10.20 : I am seated in the heart of all living entities. I am the beginning, middle, and end of all beings.

When Sri Krishna says it , it means the formless form of Krishna .

So,  'Uparwala'  word may be revised to 'Antaryami bhagvan' .

I feel ,such understanding can update one's outlook towards life and its relation with divine power. So thought of sharing ! 

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