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Bhagavad Gita (Chanting) File Download
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Traditional Sanskrit Chanting of the
Bhagavad Gita
Includes:
1. Nyasa & Dhyanam
2. Chapters 1- 18
3. Gita Mahatmya
Downloadable Digital MP3 file (320 MB)
Sample Track:
Srimad Bhagavad Gita
Sri Krishna's illuminations on the Perfection of Yoga
Quotes from the Gita ...
- Hate and greed are certainly poor allies of judgment, usually resulting in wrong decisions and the senseless loss of life.
- The fact that everyone seeks everlasting life should be indicative that such a pure state of life exists beyond birth and death.
- Engagement, sometimes seen as spiritual practices, without philosophy is merely sentiment and philosophy without practice is mental speculation.
- Constitutionally the atma, being part of the organic whole (the Absolute Truth), is duty-bound to serve the whole, both in this life and in eternity.
- In bhakti-yoga one does not fear God because Krishna is not a wrathful God. Krishna is our dear-most friend and our ever well-wisher.
- From these verses we can also understand that the knowledge of yoga is not simply meant for studio lessons.
- The first qualification of the guru is that he must be in an authentic parampara and he must teach his disciple the principles and conclusions of Srimad Bhagavad Gita.
- The idea that God dies for our sins is rejected. God is eternal; therefore He cannot and does not die.
- The Krishna conception is the only concept of ultimate reality that embraces a love affair with God as a dear-most friend.
- By far, the Krishna conception of the Absolute Truth is the broadest, most complete, in-depth and convincing idea of God known to human society.
- If ever there were something that was elusive in this world then certainly it is peace. Peace is talked about everywhere but it is rare, if not impossible to find.
- The home should have an atmosphere conducive for contemplation, study and controlling the senses.
- Krishna says what He means and means what He says – therefore an abstract commentary on Srimad Bhagavad Gita is not necessary.
- (On the development of Biocentrism) If this current trend continues then indeed science may very well be on the path of jnana.
- Seventy-eight years later, science is still looking for Dark Matter. They know it is literally everywhere, but it escapes detection and thus they are unable to observe it.
- The knowledge in Srimad Bhagavad Gita cannot be found outside Vedic literature. No literary source in the world compares with the Gita.
- To acquire perfect knowledge by speculation or by the process of trial and error simply wastes valuable time.
- There is no place of eternal damnation and no place of eternal happiness in the material universe. Nothing in this world is everlasting.
- Even if the bhakti-yogi is unable to remember Krishna at the time of death, Krishna will certainly remember him.
- People are expert in exploiting nature, yet they cannot control the adverse reactions that result from it.
- Atheism in modern times seems driven more as a reaction to fanatical religious dogma than by rational argument.
- The intimacy of the bhakti-yogis with Krishna is such that He proclaims that He carries what they lack and preserves what they have.
- Priti is the state of pure affection wherein no expression of selfishness or mundane lust can be found.
- The greatest misfortune befalls a person when he or she claims to be God, or when a person accepts another human as God.
- One cannot achieve self-realization simply by contemplation on, or simple appreciation of nature alone.
- Above all good qualities is the quality of devotion to the Supreme Person, from which all other good qualities manifest in great abundance.
- It is not that humans are spared but animals and others can be killed or exploited for our pleasure.
- Truly, by the admission of many scientists, they never really attain the end of knowledge.
- At no time do the liberated living beings become the Supreme or one with Krishna. He is, and always will be, the Supreme Person.
- The structure of our world is now based on rampant consumerism, the ‘shop till you drop’ mentality.
- The practice of sadhana is learned from the guru, a tattva-darshi who has seen the truth.
- The student of bhakti-yoga should not be a fanatic, but should practice moderation in all things.
- To control the senses and perform austerities (tapasya) in the beginning may be distasteful for the novice, but in the end such austerities lead to the nectar of self-realization.
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