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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 21

In that blissful state of Yog, known as samadhi, one experiences supreme, boundless divine joy. Firmly situated in this state, one never deviates from the Eternal Truth. Description The yearning for bliss is intrinsic to the soul’s nature because we are fragments of God, who is an ocean of bliss. Several quotations from the Vedic …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 20

When the mind, restrained from material activities, becomes still through the practice of Yog, the yogi can perceive the soul with a purified mind and experiences inner joy. Description Having described the process of meditation and the state of its perfection, Shree Krishna now reveals the results of such efforts. When the mind is purified, …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 16

Thus, by consistently keeping the mind focused on Me, the disciplined yogi attains nirvāṇ and dwells in supreme peace with Me. Description After explaining the object and goal of meditation, Shree Krishna provides guidelines for bodily maintenance, stating that improper care of the body hinders success in Yog. While we are the soul, the body …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 15

Thus, by consistently keeping the mind focused on Me, the disciplined yogi attains nirvāṇ and dwells in supreme peace with Me. Description There are many meditation techniques worldwide, including Zen, Buddhist, Tantric, Taoist, and Vedic methods, each with various sub-branches. Among Hindus, countless techniques are practiced. Shree Krishna simplifies this by stating that the object …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 14

Thus, with a calm, fearless, and steady mind, and firmly committed to celibacy, the vigilant yogi should meditate on Me, considering Me alone as the ultimate goal. Description Shree Krishna emphasizes celibacy for successful meditation. Unlike animals, which engage in sexual activity mainly for procreation and only during specific mating seasons, humans often indulge excessively …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 12, 13

Sitting firmly on the āsan, the yogi should aim to purify the mind by focusing it in meditation with unwavering concentration, controlling all thoughts and actions. The body, neck, and head should be held straight in alignment, and the gaze should be fixed on the tip of the nose, without letting the eyes wander. Description …

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Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 6 shlok 11

Those who aspire to attain the state of Yog should live in solitude, consistently engaging in meditation, maintaining control over their mind and body, and freeing themselves from desires and material possessions meant for enjoyment. Description Shree Krishna describes the self-preparation required for attaining the state of Yog. Just as mastery in any field, such …

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