“The Self is eternal.”……………Neither any dispute nor any doubt!!! But there arises another question at this point. How to realize and fulfill the Self? In the whole of the Bhagavd Gita only two ways are suggested for this, first “The … Continue reading
The most sublime happiness is…… the lot of the yogi whose mind is at peace, who is free from evil, whose passion and moral blindness have been dispelled, and who has become one with God. Nothing is superior to the … Continue reading
O Parth, I soon deliver my affectionate devotees who have set their mind on me and who, coming under my shelter and dedicating all their action to me, ever contemplate and worship me- the manifest God- with unshaken intentness, from … Continue reading
Non-violent but severe austerities such as: *restraint, *religious observance, * the appropriate posture of sitting, *serenity of breath, *withholding of the mind along with the physical organs, *retention, *meditation and * perfect absorption of thought in the Supreme Spirit, are … Continue reading
Action cannot enslave the man whose deeds are dissolved in God by the practice of yog, whose doubts have been resolved by perception, and who is united with God. Action will be brought to an end only by yog. Only … Continue reading
Sings Sri Krishn in Bhagavad Gita: “I am the creator of all nature with its eight divisions-earth, water, fire, wind, ether, mind, intellect, and ego. “This nature, O the mighty-armed, is the lower, insensate nature, but against it there is … Continue reading
