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Part XVIII: Renunciation and Freedom.1499
Arjuna: “By Thy Divine Power, O Immutable One, my Blessed Lord and
Master, my mind hath been cleared of its confusion, and I see now with clear
understanding, and by the Light of the Spirit. I now stand firmly fixed upon
principles, and my doubts have vanished into air. From this time on, shall I
act according to the Light of Thy Teachings. In the Radiance of Thy Wisdom,
so will I Act!”
And then in conclusion spake Sanjaya, to Dhritarashtra, the blind Kuru
king, to whom he had related this wondrous story of the dialogue, between
Arjuna, the Prince of the Pandus, and Krishna, the Blessed Lord, and visible
manifestation in personal form of the Absolute Spirit, saying:
“And now thou hast heard, O Dhritarashtra, of the wondrous words which
I, even I myself, overheard in this conversation between Krishna and Arjuna.
By the favor of some high being was I enabled to hear and remember
this mystic and wondrous doctrine and teaching, as it fell from the lips of
Krishna himself. Remembering, again and again, this holy conversation, am
I filled with great joy and happiness. And when I recall the mysterious form
of Krishna, My Lord, then am I still more astonished, and still more rejoiced.
Wherever these words of Krishna, the Lord, and Arjuna, the Prince, may
chance to be seen, and read, and known—then even there too must come
Prosperity, Attainment, and Happiness—yea Blessing and Peace. Of this I
have no doubt—this is my belief.”
thus endeth part xviii of the bhagavad gita, which is called
“renunciation and freedom.”
and thus cometh to an end the bhagavad gita, or the message of the
master, which, when truly understood, will bring to all who read it,
or who hear it, peace and the inner wisdom.
peace be with you all!
“Aum”