This is a talk given by Poojya Swamiji at Banaras Hindu University on 06 March 2019 during a visit to Varanasi. In this Satsang, through the Bhagavad Gita, Swamiji explains how one can attain stable-mindedness, which will lead to excellence in all spheres of life.
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Do not plead weakness or smallness any more. Do not also give vent to desiring or possessing anything. You do not need anything as long as you have, you are, the ‘I’ greater than the infinitely awesome world! The greatness human has is not external, gross. Human excellence is inner, internal, subtle and invisible, yet experiential to the core.
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