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ignorance. TEXT 33 dhrtya yaya dharayate manah-pranendriya-kriyah yogenavyabhicarinya dhrtih sa partha sattviki O Partha, the fortitude in the mode of goodness is that which upholds the functions of mind, life, senses and actions with steadfast concentration. TEXT 34 yaya tu dharma-kamarthan dhrtya dharayate 'rjuna prasangena phalakanksi dhrtih sa partha rajasi O Partha, the fortitude in the mode of passion is that which upholds religion, wealth and sense gratification with their fruitive desires. TEXT 35 yaya svapnam bhayam sokam visadam madam eva ca na vimuncati durmedha dhrtih sa partha tamasi O Partha, the fortitude in the mode of ignorance is that which foolishly adheres to dream, fear, grief, sadness and inclination. TEXT 36 sukham tv idanim tri-vidham srnu me bharatarsabha abhyasad ramate yatra duhkhantam ca nigacchati O best of the Bharatas, hear Me now about the three kinds of happiness by repeated cultivation of which one finds pleasure in it and attains the end of misery. TEXT 37 yat tad agre visam iva pariname 'mrtopamam tat sukham sattvikam proktam atma-buddhi-prasada-jam Satwika happiness is that which is born of selfapprobation or realisation, and which, though difficult and unpleasant at the beginning, is yet nectarine and wholesome in the end. TEXT 38 visayendriya-samyogad yat tad agre 'mrtopamam pariname visam iva 140
tat sukham rajasam smrtam Rajas happiness is that which arising from the union of the senses and the phenomenal objects appears to be ambrosial at the beginning, but is really poisonous in the long run. TEXT 39 yad agre canubandhe ca sukham mohanam atmanah nidralasya-pramadottham tat tamasam udahrtam That happiness is mentioned a Tamasa which in the beginning as well as in the end causes infatuation of the soul and is born of sleep, indolence and inebriation. TEXT 40 na tad asti prthivyam va divi devesu va punah sattvam prakrti-jair muktam yad ebhih syat tribhir gunaih There is no such being in the world, or demigods in the heaven that are possibly free from these triple qualities of material nature. TEXT 41 brahmana-ksatriya-visam sudranam ca parantapa karmani pravibhaktani svabhava-prabhavair gunaih O Arjuna, the tormentor of enemies, the duties of Brahmanas, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas and Sudras are divided according to qualities innate in them. TEXT 42 samo damas tapah saucam ksantir arjavam eva ca jnanam vijnanam astikyam brahma-karma svabhava-jam Control of internal and external organs of senses, austerity, purity, forbearance, simplicity, knowledge of the self and of Godhead as interpreted in the scriptures, and firm conviction, or faith in the real interpretation of the self, Godhead and matter are the characteristic qualities and duties of a Brahmana. TEXT 43 sauryam tejo dhrtir daksyam yuddhe capy apalayanam danam isvara-bhavas ca ksatram karma svabhava-jam Heroism, pomp, patience, dexterity, not to turn away from the battle field, charity, governing the state, are the characteristic qualities and duties of a Kshatriya. 141
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All Glory to Sri Guru and Gauranga
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CONTENTS INVOCATION................
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PREFACE The Vedas are eulogised as
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CHAPTER ONE Arjuna-Visada-Yoga Arju
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ayanesu ca sarvesu yatha-bhagam ava
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of fighting and with whom I have to
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TEXT 34 matulah svasurah pautrah sy
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dhartarastra rane hanyus tan me kse
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gurun ahatva hi mahanubhavan sreyo
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emains undisturbed in pleasure and
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And even if you deem him to be ever
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and prepare yourself for the battle
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uddhi-yukto jahatiha ubhe sukrta-du
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TEXT 61 tani sarvani samyamya yukta
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nainam prapya vimuhyati sthitvasyam
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na hi kascit ksanam api jatu tistha
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aghayur indriyaramo mogham partha s
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Works are fully influenced by the t
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As fire is covered by smoke, mirror
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CHAPTER FOUR Jnana-Yoga The path of
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transcendental knowledge and thus a
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the fruits of his actions and hopin
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karma-jan viddhi tan sarvan evam jn
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Thus ends the Fourth Chapter entitl
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TEXT 5 yat sankhyaih prapyate sthan
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jnanena tu tad ajnanam yesam nasita
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sparsan krtva bahir bahyams caksus
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uddhared atmanatmanam natmanam avas
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TEXT 17 yuktahara-viharasya yukta-c
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disappeared, easily experiences the
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TEXT 40 sri-bhagavan uvaca partha n
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CHAPTER SEVEN Jnana-Vijnana-Yoga Th
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kama-raga-vivarjitam dharmaviruddho
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tasyaradhanam ihate labhate ca tata
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CHAPTER EIGHT Taraka-Brahma-Yoga At
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One who remembers the Supreme Lord
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TEXT 22 purusah sa parah partha bha
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CHAPTER NINE Raja-guhya-Yoga The su
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things in this world under My super
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tesam nit yabhi yuktanam yoga-ksema
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hakta rajarsayas tatha anityam asuk
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internal and external senses, pleas
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tvam sada paricintayan kesu kesu ca
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Of weapons, I am the thunderbolt; o
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