22nd November 2024
It is said that 'to err is human' and 'to forgive is divine!' No human being is free from making mistakes in life. The purpose of human existence is to correct these mistakes and overcome the habit of living without mindfulness.
In this context, Lord Krishna teaches Arjuna that even those who follow Vedic teachings while performing rituals are likely to make mistakes. The Vedas provide ways to mitigate these mistakes.
'Om-tat-sat' is considered the threefold designation of Brahman. The Brahmanas, Vedas, and sacrifices were ordained by that in ancient times.
The invocation of Brahman is done through the utterance of 'Om' at the beginning of all rituals by the priests. These rituals also include the charity and austerity prescribed by the scriptures.
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