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

Vyasa was able to dictate continuouslywithout pausing even for a minute. Vyasahad also put a counter condition thatGanesa should not proceed ahead withwriting until and unless he thoroughlyunderstood the meaning of the verseunder dictation. So, Vyasa deliberatelyintroduced some riddle- like verses inBhagavad <strong>Gita</strong> (which was part ofMahabharata) so that by the time Ganesapaused to think of the meaning of such averse, Vyasa was able to gather histhoughts for further dictation.In the classical texts, the following isthe example given to define an ‘Asat” orunreal object:-“There goes the son of a barrenwoman with his head adorned by flowersgrown in the sky and carrying a horn ofrabbit”. Here, there cannot be the son of abarren woman who is an asat but you<strong>Gita</strong> <strong>Sarah</strong> 27