Sings Bhagavad Gita: As the wind drives a boat far away from its destination, even one out of the five senses roving amongst objects perceived by the intellect can get hold of the man who has not undertaken the task of … Continue reading →
Bhagavad Gita sings: The really beneficial war is the conflict between matter and spirit, for a single conquest in this war results in domination of matter by the Self. This is a conquest after which there is no possibility of … Continue reading →
Bhagavad Gita sings: tasmāttvamuttistha yaśo labhasva jitvā śatrūn bhunksva rājyam samrddham mayaivaite nihatāh pūrvameva nimittamātraṁ bhava savyasācin||11-33|| “So you should get up and earn renown and enjoy a thriving and affluent kingdom by vanquishing your enemies, because these warriors have … Continue reading →
Bhagavad Gita sings: There is first destruction of perversions-alien impulses such as attachment and aversion, then the emergence of perception, and finally submersion in the all-pervading ocean of final beatitude. He is a superior man who exerts inner (rather than … Continue reading →
Bhagavad Gita sings: The man who has known his Self, and who finds joy and contentment in his embodied Soul, has nothing to gain from action nor anything to lose from inaction. There remains nothing more to do for the … Continue reading →
