Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 18 – Part 2)
Having pointed out in great detail the complexity of the karma and karmaphala structure, and that it is beyond tge ken if mind because it
Having pointed out in great detail the complexity of the karma and karmaphala structure, and that it is beyond tge ken if mind because it
In this section on moksa-sannyasa, the significance of the entire gita-sastra is summed up. Here Sri Krishna extensively praises Sarva Karma sannyasa, the renunciation of
Arjuna asks what happens when a person has Shraddha (trust in the Shastra) but it is not able to follow the stipulations of the Shastra.
Lord Krishna further elaborates the important values he calls Jnanam, as well as their opposites, including the motives that drive them. By becoming alert to
Purusottama, the whole person, is the topic of this chapter. Lord Krishna describes the tree of samsara, the nature of jiva (individual self), Ishvara, and
In this chapter, Lord Krishna explains the three Gunas (Satva, Rajas, and Tamas) that constitute the human personality. We learn how they appear to bind
In this chapter,Verses 1-11 reveal the knowledge of the identity of the self with the Lord. They also teach the values and attitudes that are
Responding to Arjuna’s question about who are the best yogis—those who worship the Lord with form or those who worship the formless—Lord Krishna discusses forms
Lord Krishna reveals his cosmic form in response to Arjuna’s request. This chapter vividly describes the omnipresent and omnipotent Lord and Arjuna’s glorification of the
In this Chapter of the Gita, Bhagavan taches the preparedness required for Brahma Vidya, the essential nature of that reality (Svarupa-Laksana) and the status of