Mathkarmakrunmathparamo
MathBhaktha Sangarvajithaha
Nirvairaha
Sarvabhudeshu Yaha Sa Mamethi Pandava
This verse is a five-point prayer to the lord. This is an important verse of Bhagavad Gita.
You start with emotional Bhakti. You put
faith in a particular form of God (Artha, Ardharthi Bhakti). Krishna says, “You
dedicate all your actions worldly,
secular and sacred actions to me and take the results as a prasada from me”
(bagawan). Then you will be able to discriminate between a chocolate and a
100-rupee note. As a child, you prefer the chocolate than a 100-rupee note.
You will realise that Bagawan alone is the greatest God of highest value. In front of
Bagawan all the things and beings in the world is perishable. Bagawan is non-perishable
and will become the real God.
Attachment in the worldly
things should gradually come down. Gradually I should see them as of less
important. Our mind grows out of finite desires and goes for the desire for
God. Gradually the value for God will increase.
Why should I depend on the perishable thing? If
that thinking arises God becomes the
primary goal. Means and ends
reverse. God is the means and world is the end before and vice versa now. Thus,
devotion for God is the mail goal.
Gradually may you develop Divine virtue,
which will take you closer to God. May you gradually develop divine virtues and
become Divine. Gradually avoid hating
People and things. Hatred is a
very big obstacle for Spiritual Goal. Our aim should be “I don’t hate anyone”.
There are moments in life that direct us to certain things. Some call it
intuition, others call it fate. Currently I have been led on a path of deep
spiritual curiosity. I have been blessed to encounter amazing energies and people
along my way. With my Divine source, I am discovering how amazing our life on
earth is and how there are limitless possibilities with the assistance of
Divine help.
This is the essence of the whole teaching of
the Gita. He who practises this teaching will attain Supreme Bliss and
Immortality. This verse contains the summary of the entire philosophy of the
Gita.
To put it short Krishna says “ He who does
all actions for Me, who looks upon Me as the Supreme, who is devoted to Me, who is free
from attachment, who bears enmity
towards no creature, he comes to Me (He
becomes one with him), O Arjuna”.
S.SEKAR
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