Hinduism is rightly called a Dharma that was evolved by the great Rishis (sages and hermits) of ancient India. It emphasizes the Dharma
right way of living rather than a set of doctrines, and thus embraces
diverse thoughts and practices. Hinduism has been called the "cradle of
spirituality" and It is not a religion just a way of living in all
aspects of life including family, social life, sciences, politics,
business, art, and health behaviours. The sacred scriptures Vedas,
epics, sastras, contain instructions on these aspects of life and have a
strong influence on art and drama..... family life is also considered a
sacred duty.
Hinduism
commonly references the Bhagavad Gita is comprised of 700 verses from
the epic Mahabharatram. Sri Rama and Sri Krishna incarnation is the
important in the past 9 incarnations. Sri Krishna avathar is the full on
the earth to fulfil two purposes First to inspire and secondly to
liberate. He inspires mankind through examples. He willingly takes upon
himself all human limitations. Then through intense spiritual practice
he goes beyond them and manifests his spiritual perfection. He goes
through various spiritual disciplines and thereby manifests his
perfection to set an example for mankind, just as a hen which even when
not hungry picks and gobbles up birdseed just to teach its young ones
how to eat; alike Sri Krishna Incarnation for sake of mankind, goes
through various duties quality in order to teach us how to attain
perfection through spiritual practice through Bhakthi …. The aim of the
Gita propounded in the incarnation of Lord Krishna is not so much to
teach a theory as to enforce practice of dharma. We cannot separate in
theory what is not separable in life. The duties of civic and social
life provide religion with its tasks and opportunities.
The
Gita explains the nature to increase one's awareness , the self, and
the universe. It is the essence of spiritual and it is a marvel of
practical wisdom.
It is Upanishad of Upanishats. It is a digest of the Upanishads, Gita is all essence of
the Vedas hence it is very difficult to perceive the inner meanings....
Though t he way its concentration of teachings, to gain practical
experience of the eternal truth, of bliss.
Sri
Adi Sankarar emphasized in his Sankarabhasyam about Gita He says in his
book that “The Bhavat Gila is symbolic of what transpires in every day
of life. If one have a courage wavered of the mind gita will be a light
to him
Sri Krishna is the teacher par excellence (Jagat Guru) who teaching us the value of the life.
The
Bhavat Gita is like the very big mighty ocean. Lots of people approach
in this ocean for eternal bliss . Some might be collected see weeds,
some sand particles yet some dive deep into it and retrieve precious
pearls. Strictly speaking The Bhavat Gita is absolute duty of
detachment (undesired karma) devotion ( bakthi) and (saranagathi) total
surrender.
Sri Krishna says in Bahavat gita,..
When
one abides in truthfulness,activity and it's fruition are grounded in
the truth. When thought ceases checked by the exercise of discipline, he
is content within the self, seeing the self Through himself.
Bahavat
Gita will help us to learn to regulate our senses,righteousness,
control our mind and gain spiritual strength. The Gita verses fresh an
insight, and composed more than 5,000 years ago, still it is very much
relevant to the modern life. People should Spend a few minutes daily
read, they feel reflection of its message. One can experience its
positive transformation. It is true. The Modern world people are busy
they have no time. However somehow manage some time for this also, Then
only our younger generation will learn and follow.
Gita is a tourch of ones life.
“Yatra yogeswaraha krishna yatra partho dhanurdaraha |
dhatra sri vijayo bhodirtruva needhir mama”||
Meaning: Wherever head of the yoga's Sri krishna and Archer Arjuna
is there in those places will be prosperously righteousness justice are for sure this is my conclusion of opinion .
We too pray to Nara Narayana (Sri Krishna Arjuna ) and get our eternal bliss.
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