The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 20 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 20 Shloka 20 They who follow this immortal law as described above, endowed with faith, looking upon Me as their supreme goal and being devoted, are extermely dear to Me. परन्तु जो श्रदायुक्त्त पुरुष मेरे परायण होकर इस ऊपर कहे …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 19 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 19 Shloka 19 He who is neutral in censure and praise, He who is silent, content with anything (in the world), does not claim any residence as his home, he who is steady-minded, full of devotion; that man is dear …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 18 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 18 Shloka 18 He who is the same to enemy and friend and also in honour and dishonour, in cold and heat, in pleasure and pain, and who is free from attachment- जो शत्रु-मित्र में और मान-अपमान में सम है …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 17 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 17 Shloka 17 He who neither rejoices (obtaining the desirable objects), nor hates (the undesirable objects), nor grieves (losing his beloved objects), nor desires (his beloved objects), free from the notions of good and evil, full of devotion, he is …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 16 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 16 Shloka 16 He who is free from desires, who is pure, expert, unconcerned, free from pain, selfless in all of his actions, he who is thus devoted to Me, is dear to Me. जो पुरुष आकांक्षा से रहित, बाहर-भीतर …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 15 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 15 Shloka 15 He who does not harm anyone in the world and from whom the world is not agitated, and he who knows no joy, envy, fear and anxiety, that devotee is dear to me. जिससे कोई भी जीव …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 13 – 14 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 13 – 14 Shloka 13 14 The Lord describes the divine qualities of a devotee: He who hates no one, who is friendly and compassionate to all, who is free of egoism, balanced in pain and pleasure and …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 12 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 12 Shloka 12 To gain spiritual knowledge is better than to practise Yoga; Meditation is better than Knowledge, abandoning the fruit of action is better than meditation because peace immediately follows the abandoning of the fruits of action. मर्म को …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 11 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 11 Shloka 11 If you cannot do actions for My sake, then taking refuge in Me, renounce (abandon) all the fruits of action by controlling yourself. यदि मेरी प्राप्ति रूप योग के आश्रित होकर उपर्युक्त्त साधन को करने में भी …
The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 10 The Gita – Chapter 12 – Shloka 10 Shloka 10 If you are unable to perform the Yoga of constant practice, then be intent on doing your actions for My sake; thus, performing actions for My sake, you will attain perfection. यदि तू उपर्युक्त्त अभ्यास में भी …