It does not befit us to be hesitant even if we just keep our dharm in view, because there is no greater good for a Kshatriya level seeker than a war of piety. It has been repeatedly said in Bhagavad Gita that “the Self is immutable,” that “the … Continue reading →
‘War’ is the conflict between the riches of divinity and the devilish hoard that represents the two distinct, contradictory impulses of the mind and heart. Its final consequence is the annihilation of both. The sphere where the above war is … Continue reading →
The Bhagavad Gita is not a holy book that belongs to any one individual, caste, group, school, sect, nation or time. It is rather a scripture for the entire world and for all times. It is for all, for every … Continue reading →
By his contemplation of God, the fruit of yagya, the yogi who comes to know the identical Supreme Spirit by direct perception rather than by just belief or assumption goes beyond the promised rewards, and is liberated for ever. This … Continue reading →
Sings Sri Krishn in Bhagavad Gita: “The yogi, who has purified his heart and mind through several births by intense meditation and thus rid himself of all sins, attains to the ultimate state of … Continue reading →
