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The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 10 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 10 Shloka 10 At times O Arjuna, the first element of nature, SATTVA, rules over the other two GUNAS (powers of nature) known as RAJAS and TAMAS. However, at times the RAJAS part of human nature takes over and rules […]

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 09 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 09 Shloka 9 In reality O son of Kunti, SATTVA (or Goodness) binds one to happiness; RAJAS leads to attachment to action; and TAMAS (evil) leads one to be lazy, dull, unproductive and cause negligence due to one’s ignorance. हे

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 08 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 08 Shloka 8 But you should also know O Arjuna, that darkness and evil born out of the TAMAS GUNA, exists mainly because of the ignorance of man in this world. TAMAS creates laziness and dullness. One loses the value

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 07 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 07 Shloka 7 RAJAS, dear Arjuna, is that natural element representing passion which leads to material and worldly attachment. Rajas is known to bind the Soul of mortal men to action. हे अर्जुन ! राग रूप रजोगुण को कामना और

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 06 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 06 Shloka 6 Arjuna, understand these three natural elements: SATTVA, because it represents light and purity is a sign of good health, but binds the various beings in this world to worldly material happiness. This attachment also leads to lower

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 05 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 05 Shloka 5 Arjuna, that NATURE is made of three parts, namely: SATTVA (the light representing goodness); RAJAS (fire representing passion), and TAMAS (darkness representing evil). These bind down and limit the human mortal bodies from reaching true perfection and

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 04 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 04 Shloka 4 The blessed Lord said: Dear Arjuna, know that whenever and wherever a being is born, I am his parents, that is, both his mother and father, who gave him life in this world. हे अर्जुन ! नाना प्रकार की

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 03 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 03 Shloka 3 O Arjuna, you must realize that it is from Me that all creation steam. The great Brahma, The Lord of all creation acts as My womb when I plant the seed of creation from which all beings

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 02 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 02 Shloka 2 By fully learning, understanding and practising this wisdom, these sages have become a part of Me. As a result, they are not born at the time of creation nor do they pass away at the time of

The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 01 The Gita – Chapter 14 – Shloka 01 Shloka 1 The blessed Lord spoke: Now Arjuna, I shall expose to you the most supreme and highest of all the wisdom in this universe by which all the great sages in this universe have achieved the highest perfection.