Thursday, April 24, 2014

# 52 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge " : EXPOSITION OF VERSES 24 TO 31


“It is that one divine truth that is manifest through all beings, all things, all…actions. So our ordinary actions or our religious duties, all of them can be converted into a yagna.”

“Offering the self (ego) as an aahuti into the fire of Brahman. So to reach the state of realization of Aham Brahmasmi, this aham must come to an end.”

“By getting things you are not going to attain moksha. Moksha has nothing to do with getting. It is always in giving, abandoning, renouncing...so sacrifice this little self into the fire of Brahman. The ego has to end, the ‘I’ has to end.”


(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

                                                   



# 51 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHANTING SEGMENT : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge" : VERSES 24 TO 31



The chanting CD played at this Gita Gyan Yagna is the 'Geeta Chanting' by Swami Brahmananda (Central Chinmaya Mission Trust).

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

                                                       Please bear with the audio quality of this video.  It is not optimum.

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

# 50 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge " : EXPOSITION OF VERSES 20 TO 23


 “He is not bound…there are no expectations. No complaints, no grumbling. This is one of my favorite verses of the Gita (#22). No likes and dislikes…not competing, envious of somebody else…equanimous in success as well as failure…though acting there is no bondage. Karma cannot touch (such) a person.”

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

                                                   




# 49 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHANTING SEGMENT : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge" : VERSES 20 TO 23


The chanting CD played at this Gita Gyan Yagna is the 'Geeta Chanting' by Swami Brahmananda (Central Chinmaya Mission Trust).

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

Thursday, April 10, 2014

# 48 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge " : EXPOSITION OF VERSES 10 TO 19



 “…the ideal would be to discover the divinity within ourselves...and then discover the same divinity in all beings around.”
“…each one of us has to discover the presence of that divinity within ourselves as well as without ourselves.”

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

                                                   


# 47 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHANTING SEGMENT : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge" : VERSES 10 TO 19


The chanting CD played at this Gita Gyan Yagna is the 'Geeta Chanting' by Swami Brahmananda (Central Chinmaya Mission Trust).

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)

                                                   Please bear with the audio quality of this video.  It is not optimum.

# 46 : (VIDEO) : BHAGAVAD GITA : CHAPTER 4 : " The Yoga of Knowledge as well as the disciplines of Action and Knowledge " : EXPOSITION OF VERSES 7 TO 9


“Avatars have always been beings…descending…disguised manifestations of the Supreme as and when required in the human condition.”

“…Shri Aurobindo puts it: ‘The descent of the divine for the ascent of the finite.’ The descent of the infinite into a finite body so that these finite beings may aspire for a greater fulfillment…a higher consciousness…”

“You have to lift up yourself by yourself. Nobody else can lift you up. So listen to the teaching, reflect on the teaching, and then walk the spiritual path.”

(This clip is from Guruji's discourse in December 2010 during the Gita Gyan Yagna held at Bangalore, India, from 2010-2012)