Gita reflection Ch 9 verses 11 & 12

9th July 2024

• Krishna, the son of Vasudeva and Devaki, is often perceived as a human figure rather than an incarnation of God. Each incarnation has a specific purpose, and Lord Krishna has explicitly mentioned this in the Bhagavad Gita: 

• "Whenever righteousness declines and evil rises, I incarnate to protect the saints, destroy the sinners, and re-establish righteousness." 

• Even those who believe in His incarnation may not realize that He is none other than Brahman, the Absolute Reality, appearing as an individual. 

• This lack of understanding is due to delusions stemming from desires, knowledge, actions, and misguided thinking. These delusions lead to demonic and evil tendencies, hindering self-growth and liberation.