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Shri Sankara's Gita Bhashya
(Sri Sankaracharya's Commentary on the Gita)
CHAPTER -7
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2. 1 shall tell you in full, of this Knowledge, com bined with experience, knowing which nothing more here remains to be known. I shall tell you in full, in its entirety, of this Knowledge, combined with experience, how it is personally realised. With a view to directing the interest of the listener toward;, it, the Lord now extols the Knowledge which He is going to teach:-knowing which Knowledge, nothing more here remains to be known, as means to a hitman end (purusārtha). The sense is: he who knows My true being becomes all-knowing. Thus, being productive of the superlative result. Knowledge is hard to obtain. How (it is difficult to obtain) is told: |
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