Monday, August 12, 2024

Gita reflection Ch 11 verses 2 & 3

12th August 2024


When you come across an ornament that appears to be made of gold, it's natural to have it tested by a goldsmith to confirm its authenticity. This curiosity is an inherent trait of the human mind.

Arjuna, despite hearing from the Lord Himself that He alone is the creator and destroyer of all, still seeks confirmation through tangible evidence. It is important to note that this does not mean Arjuna lacks faith. 

Faith is a journey that starts with belief and culminates in discovering truth. Along the way, it involves sincere experimentation.

Will Arjuna pass up the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the Truth conveyed directly by the Lord Himself? When the Lord is present right in front of him, what more could he possibly seek?


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