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Gita Madhurya -Swami Ramsukhdas
Chapter VI
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What should he do if the mind wanders away? He should restrain the wandering and unsteady mind from all those objects after which it runs and should repeatedly concentrate it on God.(26) What will be the result of the concentration of mind on God? Such a calm minded, sinless Yogi, free from inclinations of Rajoguna (the mode of passion) and identified with Brahma will attain excellent (Sattvika) bliss.(27) What will happen after it?(28) After it the sinless Yogi constantly engaging himself in God will attain with case the infinite bliss of oneness with Brahma. What vision about the world does such a Yogi have? He sees himself in all beings, and all beings in himself. Therefore he becomes even-minded.(29) How does he. who meditates on you endowed with attributes and form, look at the world? He sees Me in all beings, and sees all beings in Me. Therefore, he never loses sight of Me and I never lose sight of him.(30) Why are you and that Yogi not out of sight of each other? He established in unity. worships Me as residing in all beings. That Yogi, though engaged in all forms of activities, dwells in Mc alone. Thus how can we remain out of sight of each other?(31) |
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