అదయి ౬ శ్లోక ౫ Chapter – 6 – Shloka – 5 Dear Arjuna, one should lift himself through his own efforts. He success or failure in performing his Karma should be the result of his own doing. Should a man fail, he should not degrade himself, O Arjuna, for he is his own true […]
అదయి ౬ శ్లోక ౪ Chapter – 6 – Shloka – 4 When one is no longer attached to sensual objects or to the Karma that he does, and when he has totally rid himself of all desires, at that time, a person is considered to be fully and undoubtedly established in Yoga. जिस काल
అదయి ౬ శ్లోక ౩ Chapter – 6 – Shloka – 3 For one who wishes to establish himself in the divinity of Yoga. O Arjuna, he must follow the method of doing Karma without desires of any sort. For, giving up all worldly thoughts is the path that will lead you to being fully
అదయి ౬ శ్లోక ౨ Chapter – 6 – Shloka – 2 O Arjuna, consider Sannyaas and Yoga as one and the same; just as one becomes a Sannyassi by giving up all desires, similarly to be a Yogi one must do the same. हे अर्जुन ! जिसको संन्यास ऐसा कहते हैं, उसी को तू
అదయి ౬ శ్లోక ౧ Chapter – 6 – Shloka – 1 Lord Krishna continued: A Sannyaasi is one who performs action or duty (Karma) without desiring any reward or other results for his actions. One cannot be a Sannyaasi or a Yogi by simply not petorming Karma. श्रीभगवान् बोले —- जो पुरुष कर्म का
అదయి ౫ శ్లోక ౨౯ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 29 The Lord declared: O Arjuna, he who shall consider ME the enjoyer of sacrifices and all that is internally pure, and who is devoted to ME, the God of all worlds and well-wisher of all beings, attains true, everlasting peace. मेरा भक्त्त मुझको
అదయి ౫ శ్లోక ౨౭౨౮ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 27,28 A person who has totally detached himself from sense objects that give temporary pleasure and enjoyment, he who has learned to control and equalize the number of breaths going outwards and inwards through the nostrils, he who has brought his senses, mind and
