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| | | 4 November, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Why is the message of the Bhagavad Geetha relevant even in the present times? Bhagawan explains and encourages us to learn from this sacred text. | | Audio Special:
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| | No one can escape delusion; no matter how scholarly one may be. As a result of this delusion man is subjected to grief, and this grief acts as a brake upon activity. Arjuna the great hero, capable of immense renunciation and wisdom, was deluded by the awful needs of war. The grief therefrom handicapped his activity. He confused the body and the self; he imposed on the Atma, (ever untouched by the characteristics of the moving and changing world) the unreal and ephemeral nature of the world and believed this delusion to be true. This is the tragedy not of Arjuna alone, but of all humanity! That is why the Bhagavad Geetha is of universal and eternal value. To study it, is to learn the art of swimming across the sea of delusion. The fact that Geetha has provided consolation and liberation to millions is itself evidence of its Divine origin. -Geetha Vahini, Ch 1. | |
| Doing one’s duty as worship is the highest spiritual endeavour. - Baba |
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