The Self, the God within soul, is neither at any time born nor does he at any time die, for what he undergoes in the name of death is a mere change of apparel. He cannot also be anything other … Continue reading
With his heart enfeebled by pity and his mind clouded with infatuation in regard to dharm, Arjun begs Sri Krishn to tell him the means that will definitely be the most conducive to what is supremely propitious for him. Arjun … Continue reading
Having known that after a man is liberated from the three properties (sattwa, rajas, and tamas), his Soul tastes the nectar of immortality, Arjun asks three questions from Lord Krishn in Chapter 14 of Bhagavad Gita. Arjun said: “Tell me, … Continue reading
Driven by the three properties born out of prakriti (nature) man is compelled to act; without action he cannot even live for a moment. These properties, sattwa, rajas, and tamas, compel him to act. Even in sleep action does not … Continue reading
Liberation from birth and death is to be had only after the cessation of the properties of nature which prompt them. Lord Krishn sings in Bhagavad Gita: “The nature-based Soul experiences nature-born objects which are characterized by the three properties … Continue reading
That happiness is which the seeker attains to, by spiritual discipline by concentrating his or her mind on the cherished goal and this happiness is therefore a destroyer of griefs. Lord Krishn sings in Bhagavad Gita: “Now listen to me, … Continue reading
