Bhagavad Gita -Sivananda 127

Bhagavad Gita -Swami Sivananda

Chapter-5 : THE YOGA OF RENUNCIATION OF ACTION

Summary of Fifth Discourse

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The Lord concludes by describing how to control the senses, mind and intellect by concentrating between the eyebrows and practising Pranayama. One who has achieved perfect control of the outgoing senses and is freed from desire, anger and fear attains liberation and enjoys perfect peace.

Arjuna Uvaacha

Sannyaasam karmanaam krishna punar yogam cha shamsasi;
Yacchreya etayorekam tanme broohi sunishchitam.

Arjuna said

1. Renunciation of actions, O Krishna, Thou praisest, and again Yoga! Tell me conclusively
which is the better of the two.

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References and Context

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