Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 8 Perfect love sought, met with disappointment’s sting,Degrees, scholarships, mundane offerings,In the face of life’s perplexities, they stand small,Unable to answer the soul’s universal call. Arjun, in surrender, turns to Krishna, his Guide,Accepting Him as Guru, in whom confides.A heart poured out, revealing the pitiable state,A seeker’s journey, …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 7 “O Shree Krishna, the Vedas are like your body, manifested from the knowledge that you possess (hence, what requirement do you have for making a Guru). Yet, you too pretend you need to learn from a Guru; this is only your divine leela (pastime).” Shree Krishna is in …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 6 In the profound saga of Mahabharata, where dilemmas unfold, Arjuna, in contemplation deep, his inner turmoil told. To defeat the Kauravas or face defeat’s bitter cost, Both paths seemed like defeat, a dilemma hard to exhaust. Bheeshma, Dronacharya, Kripacharya, and more, On the side of the unrighteous, they …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 3 Arjun’s stance on engaging in the war extends beyond mere considerations of livelihood and kingdom acquisition. While it could be argued that winning the kingdom is essential for maintaining his way of life, Arjun dismisses this line of reasoning. He emphatically states that he would rather sustain himself …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 4 Successfully navigating the path of enlightenment demands a steadfast spirit and elevated morale. Optimism, enthusiasm, and unwavering energy become indispensable in overcoming the pitfalls of the material mind, such as sloth, the rut of habit, ignorance, and attachment. Shree Krishna, a masterful teacher, first reprimands Arjun and then …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 3 Successfully treading the path of enlightenment requires high spirits and morale. One needs to be optimistic, enthusiastic, and energetic to overcome the negativities of the material mind, such as sloth, the rut of habit, ignorance, and attachment. Shree Krishna is a skillful teacher, and thus having reprimanded Arjun, …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 2 The term “Ārya” in our sacred texts is not intended to denote a specific race or ethnic group. According to the Manu Smṛiti, an Aryan is characterized as a highly evolved and cultured individual. In this context, “Aryan” carries a connotation of goodness, similar to the expression “perfect …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 1 Arjuna’s reluctance to engage in the war had now reached its zenith. He found himself engulfed in profound dejection, a surrender to the weight of his own attachments, leading to a dereliction of his duty. This unexpected behavior was particularly striking given Arjuna’s reputation as the epitome of …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 1 Shlok -45,46 Arjuna’s reluctance to engage in the war had now reached its zenith. He found himself engulfed in profound dejection, a surrender to the weight of his own attachments, leading to a dereliction of his duty. This unexpected behavior was particularly striking given Arjuna’s reputation as the epitome of devotion …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 1 Shlok -45,46 Arjuna found himself astonished; fully cognizant that the impending war would only unleash calamity upon all—the warriors on the battlefield and the families left bereaved. Despite this awareness, there was an inexplicable eagerness among them to embrace this sinful path. He commenced his reflection with the exclamation “aho,” signifying …
