The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 29 Shloka 29 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 29 I regard all beings with equality and with even-mindedness. I neither hate nor love anybody, nor do I like or dislike anyone. However, those who choose to worship Me, with everlasting and pure devotion, are always in […]

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 28 Shloka 28 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 28 With your mind religiously and devotedly established in Sannyaas Yoga (offering all of your actions to Me), and therefore being fully released from the bondages and ties to worldly pleasures which result from attachment to Karma (good

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 27 Shloka 27 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 27 Arjuna, whatever you do, whatever your actions are, whatever you sacrifice and give, and whatever your religious and sacred parctices may be, offer all of these to Me, dear friend. हे अर्जुन ! तू जो कर्म करता

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 26 Shloka 26 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 26 I accept with love, all of the offerings that My selfless devotees present to Me (devotedly) in the form of leaves, flowers, fruits and water. जो कोई भक्त्त मेरे प्रेम से पत्र, पुष्प, फल, जल, आदि अर्पण

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 25 Shloka 25 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 25 Arjuna, a person only gets what he worship for. Those who worship Deities, attain them. Those who worship ancestors, attain them. Those who worship the spirits, attain spirits, and of course, those who worship Me, will undoubtedly

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 24 Shloka 24 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 24 Arjuna, I am the Supreme Lord and receiver of all sacred sacrifices. However, those devotees who worship Me for some sort of motive or reward, really do not knows Me, and therefore, they shall always fall in

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 23 Shloka 23 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 23 Arjuna, all of those devotees of mine who perform Attached Karma and who have faith in the various Deities (who are all part of and representatives of Me in reality), actually worship Me. However, this worship is

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 22 Shloka 22 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 22 However, Arjuna, for those beings who worship Me with a fixed mind, meditating and constantly thinking of Me, worshipping Me without any desire for rewards in return for their worship, are granted full refuge and salvation in

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 21 Shloka 21 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 21 However, Arjuna, after all of their good Karma (action) has expired, the enjoyment of all of the happiness, joy and peace that they have encountered in heaven ends as well, and therefore, they are reborn in the

The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 20 Shloka 20 The Gita – Chapter 9 – Shloka 20 Those who perform actions (as described in the three Vedas), desiring fruit from these actions, and those who drink the juice of the pure Soma plant, are cleansed and purified of their past sins. Those who desire