అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౫౧ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 51 Those individuals who have devoted their lives to the practice of KARMYOGA, they not only free themselves of the worries that accompany anticipation of results after performing certain actions, but also free themselves of all sins and achieve the supreme state of everlasting […]
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౫౦ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 50 That person who devotes himself to a life of KARMYOGA with no selfish motives in mind does not become hungry for power, nor does he become attached to any of the bad and disgusting things in life. Therefore, O ARJUNA, always strive to
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౪౯ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 49 The Blessed Lord said unto ARJUNA: When actions are performed by a person for any selfish motive or gain, that person shall always suffer and remain disappointed in life. Those, however, who practice KARMYOGA or the Yoga of even-mindedness, are free from any
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౪౮ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 48 The Divine Lord said: O ARJUNA, perform all your actions with an even mind. In other words, do not feel overjoyed at the successes in your life and do not allow yourself to feel overcome with grief because of any failures you may
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౪౭ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 47 O ARJUNA, always remember what I am about to say to you for it is the law of KARMA, a law that one should always obey in life should he/she ever feel resentment, frustration, anxiety, or grief: You have the right only to
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౪౬ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 46 O ARJUNA, to an enlightened soul, the Vedas are only as useful as a tank of water during a flood. सब ओर से परिपूर्ण जलाशय के प्राप्त हो जाने पर छोटे जलाशय में मनुष्य का जितना प्रयोजन रहता है, ब्रह्म को तत्व से
అదయి ౨ శ్లోక ౪౫ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 45 The Blessed Lord spoke: The Vedas deal mainly with the three Gunas (qualities and nature). One of these is known as the material portion of life in the world. You must overcome all of these Gunas, O ARJUNA. Get rid of all you
