The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 34 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 34 Shloka 34 The Lord advised: O Arjuna, learn the principles of Gyan and ask questions about Gyan respectfully and with determination, from those who fully understand the principles of Gyan. Thay will explain “Gyan” to you. Knowing Gyan, you …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 33 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 33 Shloka 33 O Arjuna, sacrifice of wisdom (Gyan) is always better than sacrifice of material objects because all actions end with Gyan. हे परंतप अर्जुन ! द्रव्य मय यज्ञ की अपेक्षा ज्ञान यज्ञ अत्यन्त श्रेष्ठ है तथा यावन्मात्र सम्पूर्ण …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 32 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 32 Shloka 32 The Lord continued: O Arjuna, many sacrifices are mentioned extensively throughout the Vedas. All of these sacrifices involve some sort of action or Karma to be performed. With this knowledge in mind, you will achieve the state …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 31 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 31 Shloka 31 O Arjuna, only those people who have sacrificed to achieve wisdom and knowledge of Gyan, go to Brahma, (the creator of all beings and God of Wisdom in the World). Without performing some sort of sacrifice in …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 29-30 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 29-30 Shloka 29 30 Other Yogis (wise men) perform sacrifice by controlling the amount of breaths they take. By holding in their breath for a long period of time while pronouncing My name, they increase their life’s longevity. This act …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 28 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 28 Shloka 28 Sacrifices come in many forms. Giving away material wealth for charity is a sacrifice. Austerity is a sacrifice. Yoga is a sacrifice. Making vows and promises involve sacrifice. Even self-study is a sacrifice. कई पुरुष द्रव्य सम्बन्धी …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 27 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 27 Shloka 27 Some Yogis sacrifice all the functions of their senses ans all their vital functions of life, into the fire of Yoga, in the shape of self control, which is kindled by Gyan (wisdom). (This signifies the sacrificer’s …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 26 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 26 Shloka 26 Some offer, in the fire of self-control, one of their senses such as their hearing. (This signifies that the signifies has no attachment to any of his senses.) Others offer sensual objects (objects of perception), such as …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 25 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 25 Shloka 25 The Lord continued: Some Yogis prefer to perform sacrifice through the worship of deities (gods and god esses): other Yogis perform sacrifice to Brahma in the form of fire. दूसरे योगी जन देवताओं के पूजन रूप यज्ञ …
The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 24 The Gita – Chapter 4 – Shloka 24 Shloka 24 The offerings in a sacrifice are Brahma (God), the sacrificial fire is Brahma (God), the one who performs the sacrifice is Brahma, the sacrifice itself is Brahma, the person performing the action of sacrifice is placed in …