Shloka 6.7 “The selfconquered, with controlled mind, remains serene in heat, cold, pleasure, pain, honor, and dishonor.” Key Teaching: A selfconquered mind remains serene amidst dualities. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that one who has conquered the self, with a controlled mind, remains serene in dualities like heat, cold, pleasure, pain, honor, […]
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Shloka 6.6 “For one who has conquered the self, the self is a friend; for the unconquered, it remains an enemy.” Key Teaching: A conquered self is a friend; an unconquered self is an enemy. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that for one who has conquered the self, the self is a
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Shloka 6.5 “One should uplift oneself by the self, not degrade oneself; the self is one’s friend or enemy.” Key Teaching: The self uplifts or degrades; it is one’s friend or enemy. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that one should uplift oneself through the self, not degrade, as the self is both
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Shloka 6.4 “When one is unattached to sense objects and actions, renouncing all intents, they are established in yoga.” Key Teaching: Detachment from senses and intents establishes one in yoga. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that one unattached to sense objects and actions, renouncing all intents, is established in yoga. This verse,
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Shloka 6.3 “For a sage aspiring to yoga, action is the means; for one established in yoga, cessation is the means.” – Key Teaching: Action aids aspiring yogis; cessation aids established yogis. – Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. – Description: Krishna teaches that action is the means for a sage aspiring to yoga, while cessation
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Shloka 6.2 “What is called renunciation is yoga, O Arjuna; no one becomes a yogi without renouncing selfish intent.” Key Teaching: Renunciation is yoga; abandoning selfish intent makes one a yogi. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that renunciation is synonymous with yoga, and no one becomes a yogi without abandoning selfish intent.
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Shloka 6.1 “Krishna said: One who performs prescribed duties without attachment to fruits, not the one who shuns action, is a true renunciant and yogi.” – *Key Teaching*: True renunciation and yoga involve selfless duty, not abandoning action. – *Theme*: Guidance, Dharma, Dhyana Yoga. – * Description*: Krishna teaches that a true renunciant and yogi
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