Category: Bhagavad Gita

That which conduces an action to accomplishment, that which gives birth to an action is called a “kaarak”  (Doership).  In “Doerships” (kaarakas), the “Doer”  (kartaa), the nominative is important; because all actions depend on the doer (kartaa).  Acts of doing (kaarakas) are only aids (supporters) in the accomplishment of actions, but the “Doer” is independent.  In the “Doer” the consciousness […]

Srimad Bhagavad Gita is the immortal message emanated from the lotus lips of Lord Himself. For centuries Gita has been held in reverence by saints and scholars all over the world. The eternal teachings of Gita are universal and for the welfare of all, embracing humanity. Gita stands as a beacon light for the salvation […]

When person becomes free of desire, longing, sense of ‘mine’ and ‘me’, he experience sustaining state of peace in him. The root cause is the ego or sense of ‘I’. After letting go of all other things, the ego still remains. Once the sense of ego (‘I’) goes then it is possible to let go […]

Fifteenth Chapter A striver who firmly believes that God is the root cause of this world and He is the noblest Supreme person,  comes to know all and nothing remains to be done for him. One should seek the Supreme person from Whom this world has sprung and has been going on from time immemorial, […]

Eleventh Chapter Everyone can’t behold the divine Universal Form whose vision Arjun enjoyed by God’s grace,  but everyone can see this world as an incarnation of God, and by having faith, can thus have a vision of this Universal Form.   When Arjun requested Lord Krishna to reveal His Cosmic Form,    the Lord by bestowing upon […]

Seventh Chapter A man must realize that the whole creation is nothing but a manifestation of God.  God pervades the entire creation, like cluster of yarn beads, formed by knots on a string.   In elements such as earth, water, fire, etc., in forms such as the sun and the moon, etc.,  and only God pervades […]