May 1st, 2010 
Shantaram Bhandarkar 
CHAPTER 18 Moksha Sanyasa Yoga (Yoga of Liberation and Renunciation) Sri Bhagavan said: RENUNCIATION (TYAGA) AND SANYASA 18.1 Arjuna asks: ” I would like to know the inner principle of Renunciation and Sanyasa 18.2 The Lord says: The wise understand sanyasa as giving up desire prompted actions, and renunciation as giving up fruit of all [...]
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4 Comments » January 3rd, 2010 Shantaram Bhandarkar CHAPTER 17 Shraddha-traya vibhaga Yoga (Division of Threefold Faith) Sri Bhagavan said: THREE KINDS OF FAITH 17. 1 Arjuna qns: Those who worship endowed with faith, disregarding Shasthras, where do they stand in Satwa, Rajas, or Tamas? 17. 2 The Lord says: The faith of men by nature is of three types. Satvik, Rajas, and [...]
Posted in Chapter 17, FEATURED, Gita in Practice Tags: bhagavad gita, Chapter 17, Faith, Shraddha No Comments » November 11th, 2009 Shantaram Bhandarkar This chapter deals with the qualities that are classifiable as divine and those that are the demoniac qualities..
Posted in Chapter 16, Gita in Practice Tags: Charity, Demoniac, Divine, Equanimity, Fearless, Gita, Purity 1 Comment » October 8th, 2009 Shantaram Bhandarkar Guruji discusses the tree of creation and how to use the sword of detachment
September 2nd, 2009 Shantaram Bhandarkar Guruji discusses the wisdom supreme from the point of view of the Gunas of Prakriti and provides the Golden Key to the divine
August 13th, 2009 Shantaram Bhandarkar CHAPTER 13 Sri Bhagavan said: 13. 1 This body is termed as Field, and he who knows it is called Kshetrajna(knower of the field) by the sages discerning truth about both. 13. 2 Know Myself to be the Kshetrajna (individual soul) also in all the Kshetras. It is the Knowledge of Kshetra and Khsetrajna which [...]
Posted in Chapter 13, Gita in Practice Tags: Chapter 13, field, knower, Knowledge, known, qualities, Realization No Comments » May 28th, 2009 Shantaram Bhandarkar CHAPTER 12 Arjuna asks: 12. 1 Those devotees who constantly worship you (with form and attributes), and those who worship your unmanifested, indestructible, aspect (of these two categories) who are the best knowers of yoga ? Lord says: 12. 2 I consider them as the best Yogis, who endowed with supreme faith, and ever united [...]
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