Motivating Lines…

December 4, 2008 at 3:47 pm | In Uncategorized | 1 Comment

The essence of Gita is summarized below:

1. Why do you worry? Who are you afraid of? Whatever has happened has happened for the good. What is happening is also happening for the good. Whatever will happen, will be for good also. Do not repent over the past, or worry for the future. Do your duty selflessly—and to the best of your abilities—in the present only.

2. What have you lost for which you cry? You did not bring anything to this world when you were born. You are unnecessarily attached to your possessions. This attachment is the root cause of all your sufferings. Treat all your possessions as a trust property given to you by the God. Let the thoughts of ‘I’ and ‘my’ be completely wiped of your mind. Practice detached attachment. Always remember the creator, and surrender to the will of the Lord.

3. Why worry about the unavoidable death? Change is the law of nature. Atmaa (Spirit) is the abode of body, and the body is an abode for the individual soul (Jeev). This physical body was not here in the past, nor will it remain here for ever. But, the Atmaa is immortal. It neither takes birth nor dies. Atmaa only changes its bodies as you change your garments.

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  1. Hi Nivedita, nice post on the Bhagavat Gita, its verses has always inspired me and given me strength. You might want to check out this – http://www.indiadivine.org/ . It features great articles on Hinduism and our culture. And also thanks for your comment in my “Manhattan” post. Saw it only now :)
    Cheers,
    Unni


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