Sunday, 16 June 2013

421. GITA 5 : KARMA YOGA WITH BHAKTI



GITA  5   :    KARMA  YOGA
WITH    BHAKTI

13]     Ch. 5           Slokam   18

Vidya vinaya sampanne / braahmane gavi hasthini
Suni chaiva swapaake cha / panditah samadarshina:

        The scholars, highly educated people, or who gained more and more worldly knowledge, or we experienced problems  etc., realise that things are like that, like as created by the god, or nature. They are ready to accept things as they are. If we accept them there won’t be any problem.

A lemon is sour. Why?

        If people used to fight in “why” only then it is meaningless? They should search for answer.

        No. The age is such. In that age youth will be arrogant, having aimless questions, strengthless arguments etc..

        They are not ready to accept that they were like it, they are like it and they will be like it. 

        But as ours age increases understanding develops. Peace of mind develops.

        If we cross that stage also, then we may become a sage like.

        Then we will come to that standard where we can see all equal. There won’t be any up and down seeing things.

        He is called Brahman. Brahman does not mean a caste but a great scholar.  Whoever has that much knowledge and understanding can be called a Brahmin?

Manu said that a Brahmin should have the following norms to be followed;
1.      Adhyayanam
2.      Adhyapanam
3.      Yajanam
4.      Yaajanam
5.      Tadhadanam
6.      Prathigraham

Bharathvadh Maharshi said that, “he who always speaks only truth is called Brahman”.
Uttamam vyavasaayam
            Madhyamam vyaaparam
                        Adhamam udyogam.

Shankara = sham karoti iti shankara.

Chandala,  who came face to face of Adi Shankara asked whom he wanted to go away.
Whether it is his body?           or
Whether it is his soul?
If it is soul, how can it be because it is universally prevalent? It is deathless. It is formless.
If it body to get it away, how can it be? Because it is nimitta maatram.

Shankara realised that it was none other than Shiva himself.

Bhakta = he who follows truly. / he who has unquestionable faith / sincere, committed and dedicated.
If a manta is simply recited then there is karma. There is no bhaavam.
A tape record can also repeat whatever is recorded.
If a man is doing the same, then what is the difference between TP recorder and human machine?
        Except some who are born destined with a purpose, most of the youth cannot understand all these things.
        There is no question of educating them.
        Today’s people or students have only two things in life
1.      Money
2.      Sex.
They don’t need anything.
        Most of the fathers are accumulating money in such a way that their children should not suffer.
The next generation will not be going to work hard.
Just like copy and paste, they too get certificates and get jobs.
        It will be the bad luck of those companies to train these students to employ them for a single purpose.
        They do not have vidya but certificates, they do not have vinayam but arrogance, they are not sampanne but empty vessels, etc.
        Generation gap can be easily seen.
       
        There is nothing like step by step but only jumps. There are many loops or limitations but pulling on. Most of the people are not living but enduring.
           
This looks very nice.
If people treat equal except in roti, kapada aur makaan, then comes the problems.

This goodness became badness or inefficiency.
For one thousand years the so called great India was ruled by foreigners.
When they came to rule India our people went to get jobs from them.

When Babar came to India, in his army there were only 10,000 soldiers and canons. With that he could easily defeat 1,00,000  soldiers of Ibrahim Lodi. Why?
The Indian were simply looking at the fights but could not drive all the foreigners from the surface of our India.

        When Robert Clive, after conquering Calcutta, was marching in the streets with only 1,000 British soldiers. On either side of the road, at least more than 1,00,000 soldiers stood to see the march-past. Clive wrote in his diary, “whoever was there, if each one had taken one stone and threw at us I should not have established the British Empire in India”.

        The ultimate aim of the Indians is to get a seat in the Heaven. Nothingelse.







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