Gita For Daily Living

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses 55 through 60 Lecture discusses how by devotion to the supreme one can overcome all obstacles in life and achieves supreme bliss but by egoism one decides to go against one’s essential nature one ends up doing what he avoids doing.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses 55 through 60 Lecture discusses how by devotion to the supreme one can overcome all obstacles in life and achieves supreme bliss but by egoism one decides to go against one’s essential nature one ends up doing what he avoids doing.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  52,53, & 54 Lecture discusses the state of becoming aware of the supreme self which gives joy in pursuing the path of performing actions without attachment and desires.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  52,53, & 54 Lecture discusses the state of becoming aware of the supreme self which gives joy in pursuing the path of performing actions without attachment and desires.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  49,50, & 51 Lecture discusses physical and mental control as the preparation for meditation to realize one’s true nature. 

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  49,50, & 51 Lecture discusses physical and mental control as the preparation for meditation to realize one’s true nature. 

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  45,46,47 & 48 Lecture discusses the technic of performing actions in accordance with one’s own nature to gain the perfect happiness. 

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  45,46,47 & 48 Lecture discusses the technic of performing actions in accordance with one’s own nature to gain the perfect happiness. 

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  40,41,42 & 43 Lecture discusses four different types of people in any society and why they are different from each other.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  40,41,42 & 43 Lecture discusses four different types of people in any society and why they are different from each other.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  36, 37, 38 & 39 Lecture discusses three types of Sukha - Happiness.  Satvika – Sukha feels like poison in the beginning but in the end it feels like nectar.  Rajasika – Sukha feels like nectar in the beginning but in the end it feels like poison Tamasika – Sukha  feels like poison in the beginning and in the end also it feels like poison.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  36, 37, 38 & 39 Lecture discusses three types of Sukha - Happiness.  Satvika – Sukha feels like poison in the beginning but in the end it feels like nectar.  Rajasika – Sukha feels like nectar in the beginning but in the end it feels like poison Tamasika – Sukha  feels like poison in the beginning and in the end also it feels like poison.

 Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  33, 34,& 35 Lecture discusses three types of Dhruti - Fortitude.  Satvika – Dhruti will make the mind focus, optimize the physiological functions in my body and will give capacity to overcome obstacles.  Rajasika – Dhruti may give me success in life but not happiness & Tamasika – Dhrutii will not let me get out of fear, depression and arrogance.

 Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  33, 34,& 35 Lecture discusses three types of Dhruti - Fortitude.  Satvika – Dhruti will make the mind focus, optimize the physiological functions in my body and will give capacity to overcome obstacles.  Rajasika – Dhruti may give me success in life but not happiness & Tamasika – Dhrutii will not let me get out of fear, depression and arrogance.

Bhagavad Gita Ch. 18 “Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation” Verses  29, 30,31 & 32 Lecture discusses three types of intellect.  Satvika – Buddhi will let me see things as they are and will guide me to right things.  Rajasika – Buddhi will make me do things that will cause more sorrows and unhappiness and Tamasika – Buddhi will make me do things which are completely inappropriate.