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| | | 16 November, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What can one learn from the scenario in which the Geetha was delivered and the mental state of Arjuna? Bhagawan explains and motivates us to seek everlasting joy. | | Audio Special:
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Consider the place and situation in which the Geetha was delivered; therein lies the significance of this discourse. On one side were the forces of good (Dharma) and on the other, that of evil (adharma); caught between these two, and unable to decide which course to adopt, Arjuna weeps in despair. This was not just his dilemma; it is a universal human problem. Arjuna did not seek from Krishna the pleasing, worldly glory of power, status and wealth (Preyas) – he sought the lasting glory of full joy (Sreyas). Arjuna said to Krishna, "Preyas can be won by human activity or Karma. Why should I crave from You what I can win by my own endeavour? Grant me Sreyas, for it is not the fruit of action (Karma), but the fruit of grace!" Thus the lord gave the Geetha for all those who li ke Arjuna rise to the height of absolute self-surrender (Prapaththi or Saranagathi). - Geetha Vahini, Ch 3. | | |
| Cultivate your heart to raise a harvest of Truth, Righteousness, Peace and Love. - Baba |
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