Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 14 Within the human body, dwell five senses—sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. These senses, engaging with their respective objects of perception, give rise to sensations of both happiness and distress. However, it’s crucial to recognize that none of these sensations are permanent; they ebb and flow like the …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 13 With impeccable logic, Shree Krishna establishes the profound principle of the transmigration of the soul across lifetimes. He elucidates that within a single lifetime, the human body undergoes transformative stages from childhood to youth, maturity, and eventually old age. Modern science corroborates this by revealing that the cells …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 12 At the entrance of the temple of Apollo at Delphi, the profound words “Gnothi Seuton,” meaning “Know Thyself,” are inscribed [v8]. Even the venerable Socrates, the wise sage of Athens, was known for urging individuals to delve into the nature of the self. According to a local legend, …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 11 In stark contrast to Arjun’s expressions of lamentation, Shree Krishna responded with a serene smile, signifying his lack of despair in the face of the situation. His demeanor revealed a profound equanimity, reflective of someone possessing comprehensive knowledge and understanding in all circumstances. For those of us with …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 10 In stark contrast to Arjun’s expressions of lamentation, Shree Krishna responded with a serene smile, signifying his lack of despair in the face of the situation. His demeanor revealed a profound equanimity, reflective of someone possessing comprehensive knowledge and understanding in all circumstances. For those of us with …
Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 2 Shlok – 8 In his insightful narration to Dhritarashtra, the wise Sanjay employs apt names for the prominent personalities, bestowing upon Arjun the title of Guḍākeśh, which translates to “conqueror of sleep.” This designation signifies Arjun’s remarkable discipline, where he has mastered the art of sleep, allowing it to embrace him …
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 …
