Month: December 2022

Gita Madhurya – Chapter VIII

Lord at the end of the seventh chapter, while describing His entire form, used the six words Brahma, Adhyatma, Karma, Adhibhuta, Adhidaiva and Adhiyajna.He also explained that the Yogis who know Him in His entire form attain Him. For getting further clarifications of these six words, Arjuna puts forth seven questions at the beginning of […]

Gita Madhurya – Chapter VII

INTRODUCTION Lord Krsna in the forty verse of the sixth chapter described the glory of a Yogi and in the forty-seventh verse He declared, “Of all Yogis, he who devoutly worships Me with his mind focused on Me is considered by Me to be the most devout Yogi.” When a devotee thinks of God, he […]

Single-minded Determination

Click on link, to listen to “Single-minded Determination“ in English. Many extra-ordinary and exceptional points have been gained by me from the Bhagavad Gita, the scriptures and saints.    Today, I am sharing with you one such message.  You all pay attention to this point.  It is a very simple, straight-forward talk, by which one can […]

24. Creation in the Gita

srstis catur vidba prokta tva di samkalpaja prabhoh  brabmaja cannaja turya ksetra ksetra jna yogaja  In the Gita creation has been described in four ways which are as follows:- ( 1 ) Maha sarga (New creation):- Brahma, the creator and all beings are born at the time of New Creation. This new creation takes place […]

23. The Vision of the Cosmic–Form in the Gita

visva ropam prabhordrastum krpaapatrairhi shakyate  yajna disadhanaih kopi drastum’shakto na tat kvacit   The Cosmic-Form which Lord Krishna showed to Arjuna is not the reward of any spiritual practice. The Lord Himself declares, “I can not be seen in this form by the study of the Vedas or by rituals or by gifts, actions or austere […]

Idol Worship in the Gita

Ye sanatana dharmasthaah sraddhaa prema samanvitah |  Murti pujan na kurvanti murtau tu prabhu pujanam ||  According to our eternal Vedic principles devotees do not worship idols, rather they worship only God. It means God pervades everywhere, however, to be particularly aware of Him, a “murti” (there is no exact translation, however, the word ‘idol’ […]