The Gita according to Gandhi 222

The Gita according to Gandhi -Mahadev Desai

DISCOURCE 2 60. For, in spite of the wise man's endeavour, O Kaunteya, the unruly senses distract his mind perforce. 61. Holding all these in check, the yogi should sit intent on Me; for he whose senses are under control is secure of understanding. This means that without devotion and the consequent grace of God, man's endeavour is vain. 62. In a man brooding on objects of the senses, attachment to them springs up; attachment begets craving and craving begets wrath. Craving cannot but lead to resentment, for it is unending and unsatisfied.