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The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.2. - Swami Krishnananda.

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==================================================================================================== Tuesday 22, September 2026, 08:10. Books Bhagavadgita & Hinduism The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.2. Swami Krishnananda Chapter 2: Challenges of the Spiritual Seeker -2. ==================================================================================================== The jiva principle within us has the double characteristic of mortality and immortality. We are mortals and immortals at the same time. It is the mortal element in us that causes sorrow when it comes in contact with the immortal urge, that seeks its own expression in its own manner. There is a tremendous friction, as it were, taking place between the subjective feelings and the objective cosmos. No one can know the strength of the universe. The mind cannot imagine it, and we are trying to overstep it. We can stretch our imagination and try to bring to our memories what could be the ma...
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The Moksha Gita: Chapter: 7 -Slogas - 13 to20. by Swami Sivananda - Commentary by Swami Krishnananda

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===================================================================================================== Saturday 19, Sep 2026,15:50.  Books Bhagavad Gita & Hinduism The Moksha Gita: 7-   Swami Sivananda. Chapter 7: The Process of Sadhana: 13 to 20. Commentary:  Swami Krishnananda. ======================================================================================================== स्थिरासने समासीनो नियम्येन्द्रियजालकम् । पञ्चकोशानतिक्रम्य शान्तो ध्याय च सन्ततम् ॥१३॥ स्वयंप्रकाशमेवाहं सच्चिदानन्दकोऽद्वयम् । ब्रह्मास्म्याधारभूतं च विश्वकोशसमूहयोः ॥१४॥ इत्येवं ब्रह्मास्म्याभावं त्वं तैलधारानिभं कुरु । स्नायन्नश्नन् श्वसन् गच्छन् स्वपन् क्रीडंश्च संलपन् ॥१५॥ Slokas-13, 14, 15.  Negate the five sheaths. Control the senses. Sit quietly. Meditate always "I am Sat-Chit-Ananda Swayamprakasha Brahman" which is the substratum for these five sheaths and the whole world. Keep up the Brahma-Bhava while walking, eating and bathing. The method of meditation on Brahman alwa...
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The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.1.Swami Krishnananda.

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  ===================================================================================================================== Thursday 17, September 2026, 15:30. Books Bhagavadgita & Hinduism The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.1. Swami Krishnananda Chapter 2: Challenges of the Spiritual Seeker -1. ==================================================================================================== The power of sadhana does not gain adequate confidence until divine powers collaborate with it, and God Himself seems to be at the back of the seeker of God. We have been noting a great epic symbol in the Mahabharata, wherein we are given the narration of the adventure of the spirit in its struggle for ultimate freedom. The wilderness of the forest life that the Pandavas had to undergo is a great lesson to the spiritual seeker. No one can escape the ups and downs of life, the vicissitudes of time through which the ancient sages and saints have passed; everyone ...
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Daily Invocations: 8- Swami Krishnananda.

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========================================================================================================================== Wednesday 16, September 2026, 06:00.        Books Bhagavadgita & Hinduism Srimad Bhagavad Gita Daily Invocations:  8. The Sri Sukta Swami Krishnananda. =================================================================================================== 8.The Sri Sukta: 1. ॐ हिरण्यवर्णां हरिणीं सुवर्णरजतस्रजाम् । चन्द्रां हिरण्मयीं लक्ष्मीं जातवेदो म आवह ॥ तां म आवह जातवेदो लक्ष्मीमनपगामिनीम् । यस्यां हिरण्यं विन्देयं गामश्वं पुरुषानहम् ॥ hiraṇyavarṇāṁ hariṇīṁ suvarṇarajatasrajām, candrāṁ hiraṇmayīṁ lakṣmīṁ jātavedo ma āvaha. tāṁ ma āvaha jātavedo lakṣmīmanapagāminīm, yasyāṁ hiraṇyaṁ vindeyaṁ gāmaśvaṁ puruṣānaham. Invoke for me, O Agni, the Goddess Lakshmi, who shines like gold, yellow in hue, wearing gold and silver garlands, blooming like the moon, the embodiment of wealth. O Agni! Invoke for me that unfailing Lakshmi, being blessed by w...
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Commentary on the Bhagavadgita: 3.2. Swami Krishnananda.

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  ==================================================================================================== Monday 14, Sep  2026, 06:00. Books Scriptures Bhagavadgita & Hinduism Commentary on the Bhagavadgita: 3.2. Discourse 3: The Second Chapter Begins – Sanhkya Yoga Swami Krishnananda. ==================================================================================================== Without going into further details of this complex subject, we may conclude that we are essentially consciousness. This consciousness is the chaitanya shakti, or the chaitanya purusha, which is indivisibly present, and not divisible under any circumstance. The Sankhya takes up the stand on the presence of an indivisible consciousness it calls purusha in its own terminology. The essence of the matter is that consciousness is indivisible, and it cannot be cut into pieces. There cannot be a fraction of consciousness, because any assumption of it being possible to divide consciousness into parts wou...
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The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.1 Swami Krishnananda.

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==================================================================================================== Friday 11, Sep 2026, 15:50. Books Bhagavadgita & Hinduism The Spiritual Import of the Mahabharatham and the Bhagavadgita: 2.1 Swami Krishnananda Next: Chapter 2: Challenges of the Spiritual Seeker -1. ==================================================================================================== Chapter 2: Challenges of the Spiritual Seeker -1. The power of sadhana does not gain adequate confidence until divine powers collaborate with it, and God Himself seems to be at the back of the seeker of God. We have been noting a great epic symbol in the Mahabharata, wherein we are given the narration of the adventure of the spirit in its struggle for ultimate freedom. The wilderness of the forest life that the Pandavas had to undergo is a great lesson to the spiritual seeker. No one can escape the ups and downs of life, the vicissitudes of time through which the ancient sages and saint...
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