Spiritual Learnings - Shrimad Bhagavad Gita - 'श्रीमद भगवदगीता ' - हिंदी सत्संग पॉडकास्ट

The 4S pillars are essential elements of spiritual life: [Part 1 ] - “Satsang.” Satsang refers to the company of truth or association with wise, spiritually-minded individuals. It involves gatherings, discussions, or interactions with people who are dedicated to spiritual growth, seeking knowledge, and supporting each other on the path to self-realization. Satsang can provide inspiration, guidance...

The “Complete Health Complete Happiness” model acknowledges that true happiness and overall well-being extend beyond Physical and Financial health. It emphasizes the importance of nurturing various dimensions of life, such as spiritual, mental & Family health play a vital role in overall well-being. By embracing a holistic approach that encompasses these aspects, individuals can strive for com...

In this Satsang, there are just a few key learnings from the Bhagavad Gita, and its teachings extend to various aspects of life, spirituality, and human behavior. In summary, the Bhagavad Gita teaches the importance of recognizing the impermanence of life, focusing on the eternal essence within, and cultivating resilience in the face of challenges. It teaches the unity of all beings, encouraging i...

The myth that spirituality is not connected with daily life suggests a separation between the two realms. However, in reality, spirituality can deeply intertwine with and impact various aspects of our daily lives. Spirituality often involves seeking meaning, purpose, and connection to something greater than oneself. This pursuit can guide our values, influence our relationships, and shape our acti...

No, it is not necessary to leave home and family to pursue devotion or spirituality. Many people find fulfillment and spiritual growth while remaining in their everyday lives, surrounded by loved ones. One can cultivate a spiritual practice, seek inner peace, and deepen their connection with the divine within the context of their existing relationships and responsibilities. Each individual's s...

Engaging in spirituality early on allows for personal growth and character development. It can promote qualities such as compassion, gratitude, empathy, and forgiveness, which contribute to healthier relationships and a more harmonious society. Spirituality can also foster a sense of connectedness with others, nature, and the world at large, leading to a greater understanding of diverse perspectiv...

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The Bhagavad Gita is a revered ancient Hindu scripture that forms a part of the Indian epic, the Mahabharata. It is a profound philosophical and spiritual text comprising a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and Lord Krishna, who serves as his charioteer. In the midst of a great battle, Lord Krishna imparts timeless wisdom and guidance to Arjuna, addressing fundamental questions about life, duty, mora...

The Bhagavad Gita course was organized on Skype Platform from 4-6 pm (IST). The journey of 1st reading of The Bhagavad Gita started on 14th July 2020 to 26th May 2021 & 2nd reading of The Bhagavad Gita started on 3rd June 2021 to 24th Feb 2023. Devotees who shared their feelings on this Special Satsang are Pooja Gupta ji from Jammu, Tripta Massi ji from Nurpur, Isha Gupta ji from Jammu, Kiran...

The Bhagavad Gita course was organized on Skype Platform from 4-6 pm (IST). The journey of 1st reading of The Bhagavad Gita started on 14th July 2020 to 26th May 2021 & 2nd reading of The Bhagavad Gita started on 3rd June 2021 to 24th Feb 2023. Devotees who shared their feelings on this Special Satsang are Sanjeev Sharma ji from Pune, Neena Mahajan ji from Amritsar, Mamta Gupta ji from Jammu,...

The Bhagavad Gita is a sacred text in Hinduism that contains teachings on spirituality, morality, and self-realization. Chapter 18 is the final chapter of the text, and it summarizes the teachings of the previous chapters.   Krishna explains that the ultimate goal of all spiritual practice is to surrender to him and attain divine consciousness.   Chapter 18 as a whole discusses...

(Verse73) - This verse marks the end of Arjuna's inner conflict and confusion, which he expressed in the first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita. Through Lord Krishna's guidance and teachings, Arjuna has come to understand the nature of the self, the purpose of life, and the path to ultimate liberation.  Here, Arjuna acknowledges the transformative power of Krishna's teachings and expresses his re...

This verse emphasizes the importance of studying the Bhagavad Gita, which is considered a sacred conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna. It states that by studying and understanding the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, one can worship Lord Krishna through their intelligence.  Ultimately, the message of the Bhagavad Gita is to cultivate self-realization, detachment, and devotion to God in...

(Verse 67) - In this verse, Lord Krishna reminds Arjuna that the knowledge of the Bhagavad Gita should only be shared with those who are devoted to Him and who have a sincere desire to know the truth. He warns that those who lack faith or have a negative attitude towards Him should not be given this knowledge as they will not benefit from it.  (Verse 68) - This verse emphasizes the importance...

This verse emphasizes the ultimate message of the Gita, which is to surrender to Lord Krishna and seek refuge in him. Lord Krishna teaches that true spiritual knowledge and wisdom lead to detachment from worldly attachments and actions. By surrendering to Lord Krishna, one can attain true peace and freedom from all suffering. The verse also reminds us not to fear, as Lord Krishna is always there t...

Chapter 18 is the concluding chapter of the Bhagavad Gita and provides guidance on the path of liberation through the renunciation of action. Renunciation of action teaches us to let go of the attachment to the results and focus on doing our best in the present moment.  This verse is an important reminder of the central message of the Bhagavad Gita: to surrender oneself to the divine and deve...

Yadhecchasi tadha Kuru: Act as you wish. The Lord simply explained the position to Arjuna. That is all. He has nothing more to say. The disciple is free to take it or leave it. Here is a great example of Nishkama-karma. Having taught the Gita Sastra, the Lord leaves it without a thought of the fruit of his action. Although the main objective of the Lord is to make Arjuna fight the battle, He remai...

As The Bhagavad Gita has come to its conclusion, Shri Krishna wanted to clearly point out to Arjuna that observing his duty as a warrior was the solution to his dilemma. This also meant that he had to stop listening to his ego and listen to Ishvara. In fact, he had to completely submit himself to Ishvara’s will, by fixing his mind or chitta on Ishvara, and accepting the results of all actions as p...

Verse 57 states that by taking complete refuge in the Supreme Being, giving up all actions to Him, and having self-control, one can attain supreme peace and everlasting happiness. Thus, the ultimate goal of life is to surrender to God and perform all actions for His pleasure, not for one's own selfish desires. This verse emphasizes the importance of devotion and surrenders to the Divine in order t...

It is declared here that by performing actions with devotion to the Lord, man secures His grace, by which deliverance is obtained. Though a man is engaged in the activities of the world with all the senses functioning continuously, if he remembers the Lord or if he surrenders the fruits of his works to the Lord, he obtains the grace of Iswara and liberation comes to him easily. From this, we under...

In the previous verse, it is said that knowledge leads to the highest devotion; and here it is said that devotion helps to know the Lord in truth, what He is, and who He is. Therefore it is perfectly clear that devotion and knowledge sustain and strengthen each other mutually. The perfect knower of Brahman is also the perfect Bhakta, and the perfected Bhakta is also the sage of supreme wisdom.&nbs...

As the action is performed by the senses and the physical organs, it is within the region of the objective world, conditioned by the three Gunas.  Therefore, there is no need to renunciate our deeds and obligations because they are flawed in some way. We must thus acknowledge this reality and keep doing our best work. There can be no fire without the covering veil of smoke. In spite of it, on...

Shri Krishna says that we should stick to performing our svadharma (prescribed duties). The duties of another man appear easy and attractive, but the true seeker should stick to his own method and way of life.  In karma yoga, we are only expected to perform our best actions, and not worry about the result. By performing our svadharma, by doing the best we can, we automatically, fear the conse...

Shri Krishna says that we should submit the performance of our duty as an offering to Ishvara. if we can simply perform our swa-dharma (prescribed duties) in accordance with our nature and position in life, we will participate in his divine plan for our purification. When done in devotional consciousness our work itself becomes a form of worship.  This message is particularly applicable to Ar...

In summary, for the person in the mode of goodness happiness, is the source of misery, to begin with, but ends with a taste of nectar. In the mode of passion, happiness is perceived as enlivening, to begin with, but results in misery. Happiness in the mode of ignorance is miserable, to begin with, and at the end.  Therefore, those who are enlightened should follow the Lord’s command and aband...