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Bhagavad Gita Bhasya (Gambhirananada)

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certain one of these by which I may attain the<br />

highest Good.<br />

English Translation of Sri Sankaracharya's Sanskrit<br />

Commentary - Swami Gambhirananda<br />

3.2 'Though the Lord speaks lucidly, still, to me<br />

who am of a dull understanding, the Lord's<br />

utterance appears to be conflicting.' 'Mohayasi,<br />

You bewilder; me, any; buddhim, understanding;<br />

iva, as it were; vyamisrena iva, by that seemingly<br />

conflicting; vakyena, statement! You have surely<br />

undertaken to dispel the confusion of my<br />

understanding; but why do You bewildered (it)?<br />

Hence I say, "You bewildered my understanding,<br />

as it were."' However, if You [In some readings,<br />

'tvam tu, however, you', is substituted by 'tatra, as<br />

to that'.-Tr.] think that it is impossible for a single<br />

person to pursue both Knowledge and action,<br />

which can be undertaken (only) by different<br />

persons then, that being the case, vada, tell me;<br />

niscitya, for certain; tadekam, one of these, either<br />

Knowledge or action: "This indeed is fit for Arjuna,<br />

according to his understanding, strength and<br />

situation"; yena, by which, by one of either<br />

Knowledge or action; aham, I; apnuyam, may<br />

attain; sreyah, the highest Good.' Even if<br />

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