Shloka 4.32 “Thus, many sacrifices are spread before Brahman; know them all as born of action, and be liberated.” Key Teaching: All sacrifices, born of action, lead to liberation through knowledge. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna explains that many sacrifices, spread before Brahman, arise from action, and knowing this leads to liberation. This […]
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Shloka 4.31 “Those eating sacrificial remnants attain eternal Brahman; without sacrifice, even this world is not gained, O Arjuna.” Key Teaching: Sacrificial remnants lead to Brahman; without sacrifice, no world is gained. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. 500Word Description: Krishna teaches that those who eat sacrificial remnants attain eternal Brahman, but without sacrifice, even worldly
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Shloka 4.30 “Others, controlling food intake, offer lifebreaths in lifebreaths; all know sacrifice, destroying sins.” Key Teaching: Yogis control food intake, offering breaths as sacrifice to destroy sins. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna describes yogis who control food intake, offering lifebreaths into lifebreaths as a sacrifice, understanding sacrifice to destroy sins. This verse,
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Shloka 4.29 “Some offer inhalation into exhalation, exhalation into inhalation, controlling breath to still the mind.” Key Teaching: Yogis practice breath control as sacrifice to still the mind. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna describes yogis who offer inhalation into exhalation and vice versa, controlling breath to still the mind as a sacrifice. This
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Shloka 4.28 “Some offer wealth, austerity, or yoga as sacrifice; others, ascetics, offer study and knowledge with strict vows.” Key Teaching: Yogis sacrifice wealth, austerity, yoga, or knowledge through disciplined practices. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna describes yogis who sacrifice wealth, austerity, or yoga, while ascetics offer study and knowledge with strict vows.
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Shloka 4.27 “Others, enlightened by knowledge, offer all sense and breath actions in the fire of selfcontrol’s yoga.” Key Teaching: Enlightened yogis offer actions in selfcontrol’s yoga through knowledge. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that enlightened yogis, through knowledge, offer all sense and breath actions in the fire of selfcontrol’s yoga. This
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Shloka 4.26 “Some offer hearing and senses in the fire of restraint; others offer sound and sense objects in the fire of senses.” Key Teaching: Yogis sacrifice senses or sense objects through restraint or discipline. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna describes yogis who offer hearing and senses in the fire of restraint, or
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Shloka 4.25 “Some yogis offer sacrifices to gods, while others offer the self as sacrifice in the fire of Brahman.” Key Teaching: Yogis perform diverse sacrifices, some to gods, others to Brahman. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna explains that some yogis offer sacrifices to gods, while others offer the self as sacrifice in
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Shloka 4.24 “The act of offering, the oblation, and the fire are Brahman; one who sees Brahman in action attains Brahman.” Key Teaching: Seeing all actions as Brahman leads to divine attainment. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that the act of offering, the oblation, and the fire are Brahman, and one who
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Shloka 4.23 “For one free from attachment, liberated, with mind absorbed in knowledge, acting as sacrifice, all actions dissolve.” Key Teaching: Sacrificial actions by a liberated, knowledgeable person dissolve karma. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Jnana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that for one free from attachment, liberated, and absorbed in knowledge, actions performed as sacrifice dissolve entirely,
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