Author Archives: Mrityunjayanand

2.21 – “How can he, O Parth, who is conscious of the Soul within as imperishable, permanent, birthless, and immutable, kill or move another to kill?”Arjun is addressed as Parth, for he has made a chariot of the earth-made body … Continue reading →

*****2.16 – “The unreal has no being and the real has no non-being; and the truth about both has also been seen by men who know the reality.”The unreal has no existence; it has no being and so bringing it … Continue reading →

2.11 – The Lord said, “Although sorrowing over those who ought not to be grieved for, you yet speak wise words; but the discriminating mourn over neither the living nor those who are dead.”Sri Krishn tells Arjun that while he … Continue reading →

2.6 -“I hardly know which is better, their (the Kaurav’s) conquering us or our conquering them – even Dhritrashtr ’s sons -who are our enemies, and yet after killing whom we may not wish to live.” Even possession of the … Continue reading →

*****CURIOSITY ABOUT ACTION*In the nature of a preface, Chapter 1 presents the seeker’s doubts and confusions. The participants in the war include all of the Kaurav and Pandav, but Arjun alone is subject to misgivings. However, Arjun is the very … Continue reading →

The Geeta is an investigation of the war of kshetr-kshetragya: of the conflict between the material body, engaged in action, and the accomplished Soul that is ever conscious of his oneness with the Supreme Spirit. A song of revelation, it strives … Continue reading →