Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand Ji
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CHAPTER 6
The Yog of Meditation
But the follower of the Way of Knowledge is aware of the means of yog and also of his own strength. He holds himself responsible for whatever he does. And the yogi, the doer of selfless action, has cast himself at the mercy of his adored God, and it is God who will protect and help him. Both of these tread well on the path of spiritual salvation. But the way on which the safety of the worshipper is looked after by God is the superior of the two. It is acknowledged by Krishn. So the yogi is the most superior of men and Arjun ought to be a yogi. He should engage in the task of performing yog with a sense of complete resignation. The yogi is superior, but even better is that yogi who dwells in God through his Self. The last words of Krishn in the chapter are about this. |
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