The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 14 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 14 Shloka 14 The Great Lord continued to describe the thinking of the Rakshasas (demons): It is also common to hear them say:’I have destroyed this enemy to mine and in a short time, my other enemies shall also be …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 13 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 13 Shloka 13 It is common to hear people utter such things in their conversations as: ‘I have gained this today, and I shall attain this desires later. This wealth belongs to me and more wealth shall also soon be …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 12 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 12 Shloka 12 The Blessed Lord described: They are bound to this world by hundreds of vain desires and hopes. They are obsessed with anger and lust. They also use unfair and often criminal means to gain enormous natural wealth …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 11 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 11 Shloka 11 These evil-doers become obsessed with their several evil concerns and corrupt desires which remain with them all of their lives until their death. The highest goal in their lives (that is constantly on their minds), is the …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 10 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 10 Shloka 10 These corrupt beings darken their souls by surrendering to obsessive and unending evil desires. They are full of deceit, false pride and stubborness. They strongly support and encourage their evil views and continue to execute their corrupt …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 09 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 09 Shloka 9 Standing firmly by these and other wrong beliefs throughout their lives, these evil men (whose souls have become corrupt and lost), show very little intelligence and are constantly absorbed in performing their evil tasks and wrong-doings. These …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 08 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 08 Shloka 8 Men of this evil nature generally say that this world has no truth; is without a basis for morality and good-will; that no Lord exists and that nobody should show any love or devotion to Him; that …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 07 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 07 Shloka 7 Evil men O Partha. do not know the difference between what should and should not be done. Neither purity nor good conduct, nor even a single sign of truth exists in their hearts. आसुर स्वभाव वाले मनुष्य …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 06 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 06 Shloka 6 There are basically two types of beings in this world O Arjuna. The first type is known to have a pure, pious and divine nature. The second however, has a demonic and evil nature. I have explained …
The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 05 The Gita – Chapter 16 – Shloka 05 Shloka 5 The qualities that exist within a person with a divine nature, leads that person to a blissful freedom and liberation from this world and all its material objects. However the evil traits that are found in a …