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The Gita according to Gandhi -Mahadev Desai

DELUSION DESTROYED (Discourse 18) With that Sanjaya's story ends, but the ecstatic vision haunts him, the accents of the divine discourse reverberate in his memory. Fain would he love to linger on the memory of it all. But rather than make the blind king sadder thereby he concludes: 'What more shall I say? Where the Lord of yoga expounds the doctrine and where there is one most fitted to carry it out, there is bound to be eternal right and hence sure victory.' That, one takes it, made the blind king resigned to the inevitable. Perhaps he saw that therein lay the good of all.