Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand 211

Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand Ji

CHAPTER 3

Urging The Enemy’s Destruction

Arjun is told to remember that this action is born from the Ved. The Ved is the voice of sages who live in God. The vivid perception, rather than cramming of certain verses, of the unmanifest essence is named Ved. The Ved is born from the imperishable God^[1]. The truths of the Ved have been proclaimed by great souls, but, since they have become one with God, the imperishable God himself speaks through them.
It is for this that the Ved is said to be of divine origin. The Ved came from God. And the sages, being one with Him, are only instruments. It is he whose spokesmen they are. God manifests himself to them when they have restrained the desires of their mind by yagya. The omnipresent, ultimate, and imperishable God is, therefore, always present in yagya. So yagya is the only way to attain to him. This is what Krishn tells Arjun:

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	GEETA IS A SACRED WRIT OF THE WHOLE OF HUMANITY	1
1.	The Yog of Irresolution and Grief	34
2.	Curiosity About Action	89
3.	Urging The Enemy’s Destruction	189
4.	Elucidation of The Deed of Yagya	251
5.	The Supreme God : Enjoyer of Yagya	322
6.	The Yog of Meditation	357
7.	Immaculate Knowledge	415
8.	Yog With The Imperishable God	450
9.	Stirring to Spiritual Enlightenment	491
10.	An Account of God’s Glory	543
11.	The Lord's Transfiguration	590
12.	The Yog of Devotion	646
13.	The Sphere of Action and Its Knower	669
14.	Division of The Three Properties	699
15.	The Yog of The Supreme Being	725
16.	The Yog of Telling The Devine From the Demoniacal	755
17.	The Yog of Threefold Faith	783
18.	The Yog of Renunciation	816

Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand 211

Yatharth Geeta -Swami Adgadanand Ji

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