అదయి ౩   శ్లోక ౪ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 4 O Arjuna, it is not only important to understand the meanings of Sankhyayoga and Karmayoga, but it is also important to understand the aims or goals behind each of these courses of action. The aim of Karmayoga is to achieve freedom from action. […]

అదయి ౩   శ్లోక ౩ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 3 The Blessed Lord replied: O Arjuna, always remember in life that there are only two definite paths of action as I have described before. One of these is known as Sankhyayoga or the path of knowledge, and the other is Karmayoga, or the

అదయి ౩   శ్లోక ౨ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 2 I am confused dear Lord, by the advice you have given to me. You have told me to take two opposite and different courses of action at once. Please, O KRISHNA, tell me of just one wise solution and course of action that

అదయి ౩   శ్లోక ౧ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 1 Arjuna asked the Good Lord: O Lord KRISHNA, if you claim that Gyan or Knowledge is better than one’s Karma or responsibility, the why do you ask me to fight this battle? अर्जुन बोले —- हे जनार्दन ! यदि आपको कर्म की अपेक्षा

అదయి ౨   శ్లోక  ౭౨ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 72 The Blessed Lord spoke: O ARJUNA, this is the state of a person who has truly realized God. After obtaining Supreme Bliss by realizing God, this person cannot be deceived by any of life’s evils. Until the time of death one remains firm

అదయి ౨   శ్లోక  ౭౧ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 71 The Blessed Lord said: By giving up all desires, freeing oneself of all attachments and without constantly thinking of oneself or of one’s possessions, only then, one may live in realistic peace. जो पुरुष सम्पूर्ण कामनाओं को त्याग कर ममता रहित, अहंकार रहित

అదయి ౨   శ్లోక ౭౦ Chapter – 2 – Shloka – 70 As the river enters the ocean without affecting the ocean or disturbing it, so the desires enter the person who has obtained Supreme peace, but not the person who is already filled with desires and wants more and more. जैसे नाना नदियों के