Gita-Sarah-Commentary-on-the-Slokas-of-Bhagavad-Gita

a friend or enemy does not arise. There isno activity to be done by him as there isnothing to be achieved. Adi Sanakra hasinterpreted the term “Samarambha” as allworldly activities as also those meant forattaining heaven (swarga). The word‘parity¢gi’ means the one who does totalrenunciation of all activities including theform and not ‘doer - ship alone.The word Gun¢tit¢ (one who hastranscended three gunas) and ‘Jivanmukta’(liberated while living) are bothsynonymous.The final verses of Chapter XIV of“Bhagavad <strong>Gita</strong>” speak of Gun¢tita (onewho has transcended Gunas). That is thefinal stage.The earlier stages are asuddha satva(impure being), misra satva (mixed being)and suddha satva (pure being).<strong>Gita</strong> <strong>Sarah</strong> 105