Friday, April 19, 2024

Gita reflection Ch 4 verses 27 & 28

 19th April 2024


  • According to ancient masters, every human possesses two branches that stem from the same root - the power of action (kriya shakti) and the power of thinking (jnana shakti). 
  • Both of these powers are controlled by the practice of contemplation, which is the foundation. 
  • Contemplation involves redirecting the mind's attention, and it is different from concentration, which requires an external object. 
  • In addition to contemplation, there are several other practices that are considered to be sacrifices for self-growth. These include offering to gods or distributing to the needy, practicing austerity, engaging in yoga, studying scriptures, and remaining steadfast in knowledge.




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