Krishna’s exhortation here is to renounce all activities mentally, as all actions are done by the body, senses, mind, intelligence and ego alone, and not by the ‘I’, the Self.
Read MoreKrishna’s exhortation here is to renounce all activities mentally, as all actions are done by the body, senses, mind, intelligence and ego alone, and not by the ‘I’, the Self.
Read MoreKrishna reveals how spiritual enlightenment and sannyasa are just two sides of the same coin. What sannyasa seeks to achieve, exactly the same is mastered even in the midst of activity, by the requisite knowledge and realization of the sentient presence, namely the imperishable soul, animating the body.
Read MoreA close harmony between the mind and intelligence will mean full solution to all problems and conflicts of life. Sadguru-sānnidhya, the presence of the well-versed Teacher, will alone facilitate the much desired pleasant fruition.
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