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Gita Sarah
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Gita Sarah
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keeping one’s attention fixed on
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Hiranyakasipu did tapasya, it was f
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SRI GITASARAH(BY BHAGAGAVAN AN SRI
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distressed people of their miseries
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A doubt arises as to how this verse
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(2) Sri Bhagavan uvacha -Idam sarir
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a knower of the field (kshetrajna).
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to transformations, it grows, it de
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4) Aham¢tm¢ Gud¢kesa sarvabhoot
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Consciousness. Otherwise you cannot
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death of a body which, by its very
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By saying that the Self is ancient,
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(7) Acchedyoyamad¢hyoyamakledyo (a
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(8) Avin¢si tu tadviddhi yenasarav
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take meals there. When once we are
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Vyasa was able to dictate continuou
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ever present in all beings, there i
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objects-say, the fragrance of flowe
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(11) Na tad bh¢sayate sooryo nasas
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Once born you reach something.If yo
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in a comparative and exponential st
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Supreme Being is the ultimate goal
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Here is a beautiful narration of th
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surrender oneself to the Self with
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(14) Yah s¢stra vidhimutsrjya vart
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(15) Samam sarveshu bhootheshutisht
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