అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౯ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 19 Now Arjuna, listen as I tell you the different kinds of knowledge, types of work, and the different categories of workers, that have been stated in the terms outlined by the philosophies of the three modes of material nature. गुणों की संख्या करने […]
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౮ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 18 Arjuna, there are three instigators (stimuli) of action in this world namely, knowledge itself (that which is perceived through the senses and interpreted by a being through his mind and intellect), the object of knowledge (that which a being uses to receive his
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౭ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 17 He who is free from the bondages of selfishness, and is rid of all ill thoughts, and desires, even if he kills others in this world, he is not actually killing them (because he, in effect, is carrying out his prescribed duty which
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౬ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 16 Therefore dear Arjuna, He who looks upon himself as the doer of all his actions, disregarding all of the five actual causes of action, has clouded vision, deluded intelligence, and cannot see things as they really are. परन्तु ऐसा होने पर भी जो
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౯ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 9 But, O son of Kunti, he who partakes in these holy tasks, O Arjuna, only because he knows that it is his duty to accomplish them, and at the same time forsakes all selfish desires and thoughts of receiving rewards, is considered by
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౮ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 8 O Arjuna, he who abandons his duties because he fears that some discomfort or pain will come to him by performing these duties, is of the Rajas Guna (nature) and his way of surrendering from work is a sign of this nature within
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౭ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 7 The Blessed Lord Advised: O Arjuna, it would be unwise to leave the holy work that should be completed, unfinished, Such an abandonment of work and surrender from action is a sin and would be an act of darkness as well as delusion.
