Chapter 2

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 72 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 72 Shloka 72 The Blessed Lord spoke: O ARJUNA, this is the state of a person who has truly realized God. After obtaining Supreme Bliss by realizing God, this person cannot be deceived by any of life’s evils. Until the

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 71 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 71 Sloka 71 The Blessed Lord said: By giving up all desires, freeing oneself of all attachments and without constantly thinking of oneself or of one’s possessions, only then, one may live in realistic peace. जो पुरुष सम्पूर्ण कामनाओं को

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 70 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 70 shloka 70 As the river enters the ocean without affecting the ocean or disturbing it, so the desires enter the person who has obtained Supreme peace, but not the person who is already filled with desires and wants more

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 69 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 69 Shloka 69 When it is night for all others, the wise man is always awake. When others are aware and deceived (deluded) by sensual objects, the wise man who knows the truth and has realized God, shuts his eyes

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 68 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 68 Shloka 68 O ARJUNA, therefore with senses under control, protected from sensual objects, not only does one have the ability to reason things out properly, but also gains peace of mind leading to eternal bliss and happiness. इसलिये हे

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 67 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 67 Shloka 67 The mind of those who run after or pursue material pleasures and sensual objects, is often clouded and let on the wrong path, just as the wind blows away the ship on the waters. क्योंकि जैसे जल

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 66 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 66 Shloka 66 One who cannot control his senses is one who is lacking in steady wisdom and intelligence, and also lacks proper feelings or sentiments (thoughts). A person who cannot think properly and make decisions with a clear mind,

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 65 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 65 Shloka 65 Purity of self gets rid of all miseries and grief. A person with internal purity soon develops steady wisdom and a clear, unclouded intelligence. अन्त:करण की प्रसन्नता होने पर इसके सम्पूर्ण दुःखों का अभाव हो जाता है

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 64 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 64 Shloka 64 But the disciplined wise man who has control over his senses and is free from attraction and emotional distractions, gains peace and purity of the self. परन्तु अपने अधीन किये हुए अन्त:करण वाला साधक अपने वश में