The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 06 Shloka 6 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 06 O Arjuna, whatever entity (being or object) one thinks about during the time of his death while leaving his body, that is what he shall become in his next life. हे कुन्ती पुत्र अर्जुन ! यह मनुष्य […]
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The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 05 Shloka 5 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 05 Lord Krishna solemnly proclaimed: O Arjuna, he who thinks only of Me at the time of his death, undoubtedly will come to Me. जो पुरुष अन्तकाल में भी मुझको ही स्मरण करता हुआ शरीर को त्याग कर
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The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 04 Shloka 4 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 04 The Lord further explained: Adhibhutam represents all perishable or temporary objects. Brahma, the Universal Soul is the Adhidaivam. O Arjuna, I the Vasudeva, am Adhiyga here in this body and form. उत्त्पति-विनाश धर्म वाले सब पदार्थ अधिभूत
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The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 03 Shloka 3 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 03 The Lord replied: Dear Arjuna, always remember that Brahma is the Supreme imperishable (everlasting); the Universal Soul. The Jeevatma or the soul within one’s body is known as Adhyatma. Karma is the offering made to the Gods
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The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 02 Shloka 2 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 02 Arjuna continued: Furthermore, O Krishna, I am puzzld by the Adhiyoga. Who is he? How does he dwell in one’s body? Lastly, dear Lord, how do true Yogis come to know you in the ultimate end. हे
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The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 01 Shloka 1 The Gita – Chapter 8 – Shloka 01 Arjuna asked the Lord: Dear Krishna, I have often encountered the terms Brahman, Adhyatma, Karma, Adhibhutam and Adhidaivam, yet I fail to understand the true meaning of these. अर्जुन ने कहा —- हे पुरुषोत्तम ! वह ब्रह्म क्या
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The Gita – Chapter 7 – Complete The Gita – Chapter 7 – Complete Thus in the glorious Upanishads of the Bhagavad Gita, the science of the Eternal, the Scripture of Yoga, the dialogue between Shri Krishna and Arjuna, the seventh discourse, “The Yoga of Discriminative Knowledge.” [subscribe2] Jnana–Vijnana yoga – 7
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The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 30 Shloka 30 The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 30 Only those wise men (Yogis) who truly know Me as being above all elements of the world (Adhibhutha), above all Deities, and above all sacrifices, experience Me even at the end of their existence on earth (death),
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The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 29 Shloka 29 The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 29 Arjuna, those who make an effort to attain Me and take refuge in Me, achieve deliverance from old age and death, and they also fully understand Brahma, (the infinite never-ending) Adhyatma (self) and all Karma (actions) in
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The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 28 Shloka 28 The Gita – Chapter 7 – Shloka 28 O Arjuna, there are, however, some pious people whose sins have been destroyed and are free from all worldly attachments, who worship Me with a firm, undeluded mind. परन्तु निष्काम भाव से श्रेष्ठ कर्मों का आचरण करने
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