Sunday, May 26, 2024

Gita reflection Ch 6 verses 28 & 29

26th May 2024


  • The sin lies not in the action but in the motive behind it. A soldier who kills enemies in the battlefield is not a criminal. However, if the same person were to do the same action towards his neighbor, it would indeed be a crime and a sin.
  • Repeated wrong motives create vasanas that become imprinted in our psyche, which are the residues of past karmas. 
  • When these vasanas lead the mind away from the Self, they deprive us of the bliss of the Self.
  • Self-knowledge that leads to Self-abidance creates the wonder of universal compassion. One who has realized the Self in oneself recognizes the same Self in all without any ambiguity. 
  • This individual sees oneself as including everyone, and due to this vision of Oneness, treats everyone the same everywhere, always!


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