Mahabharatham : ( 08/06/2013. )

====================================================================================================== Friday 21, February 2025. 05:30.  The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharata and the Bhagavadgita:10.6: Chapter 10: The Imperishable Among All that is Perishable-6. Swami Krishnananda. ============================================================================================== We exist there, the 'I' exists there as a spark of consciousness, like the small flame of a match, or something smaller than that—like a star, or something inconceivable. It is said that at that time the whole personality gets fixed up in a point, like a star, like a dot that is luminous. That is what you may call the 'soul', if you like, wherein merge the pranas, the senses, and the mind. So you become automatically a yogi, in one sense, forcefully driven into it even without your will. At the time of death you become a yogi by compulsion, but unfortunately you become unconscious because of the d...

====================================================================================================== Tuesday 14, January 2025. 05:30.  The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharata and the Bhagavadgita:10.5: Chapter 10: The Imperishable Among All that is Perishable-5. Swami Krishnananda . ========================================================================================= Any action, being God's action, all fruits of action go to Him. He is the supreme bhokta—enjoyer of the fruits of all actions. Any sacrament is an offering to Him. Any charitable act that we perform with the goodness of our heart is a consecration done to God. God is pleased even with the smallest of our charitable deeds. So, here is a wonderful concept of the Bhagavadgita cosmology, mentioned in some manner in the seventh chapter and stated in a different form in the eighth chapter. What I have told you now is very little. These little verses contain a world of meaning, and all the aspects of every school of phi...