Dharmkshetr and Kurukshetr were named right at the beginning of the Bhagavad Gita but they were not located, but in Chapter Thirteen, Lord Krishn points out to Arjun that the human body itself is kshetr. And the one who knows … Continue reading →
Lord Krishn has enumerated attributes of the devotee who achieves ultimate peace. Free from ill-will towards all beings, he is endowed with compassion and pity. Free equally from attachment and vanity, this devotee is beloved of Lord Krishn. Lord Krishn … Continue reading →
Lord Krishn has taught Arjun that his cosmic form which he had manifested to him had never been seen by anyone before and would not be seen by anyone in the future. Rather than being known by penance or yagya … Continue reading →
The one way to attain to Supreme Spirit is perfect intentness, the state in which a worshiper remembers nothing besides the adored goal. Lord Krishn sings: “O Arjun, a man of great penance, a worshiper can know this form of … Continue reading →
“Radiant Being” and “birthless” are synonyms for God and the final state of perfect bliss. Arjun submits in lotus feet of Lord Krishn: “It has been so said by even divine sages such as Narad, Asit, the sage Deval, and … Continue reading →
