21st December 2024
Lord Krishna continues to outline the process of renunciation that leads to the abode of Brahman:
10. Discarding the ego-sense: This involves letting go of the thoughts of 'I' and 'I want.'
11. Absence of aggression: Taking the right action assertively, rather than aggressively, in various situations.
12. Devoid of pride: Avoiding an overestimation of oneself that seeks attention from others.
13. Being desireless*: Recognizing that the personal projections of happiness are the root of desire.
14. Free from anger: Understanding that anger is one pathway to suffering, even in this life.
15. Non-possessive: Realizing that no one truly owns anything, including one's body; everything is ultimately God's property.
16. Disowning identification with objects and people: Releasing attachment to material possessions and relationships.
17. Being serene: Remaining steady and grounded in Self-awareness.
Achieving unity with Brahman leads to total bliss, leaving no room for grief or desire. One who reaches this state will possess complete devotion to the Lord and compassion for His creation.
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