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Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand Ji
CHAPTER 11
Revelation of The Omnipresent
When a worshipper has dedicated all he has to God, remembers only him and no one else, is so firmly in control of his mind and senses that nature and its objects cease to exist for him, and when he is freed from all malignant feelings, the idea of his fighting an external war is simply impossible. To achieve the supreme goal by cutting down the dreadful enemy that the world is with the sword of perfect renunciation is the only true victory after which there is no prospect of any defeat. Thus concludes the Eleventh Chapter, in the Upanishad of the Shreemad Bhagwad Geeta, on the Knowledge of the Supreme Spirit, the Discipline of Yog, and the Dialogue between Krishn and Arjun, entitled : “Vishwroop Darshan Yog’’ or ‘‘Revelation of the Omnipresent’’. Thus concludes Swami Adgadanand’s exposition of the Eleventh Chapter of the Shreemad Bhagwad Geeta in “Yatharth Geeta”. |
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