Gita : Ch-5. Introduction-4.

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Srimad Bhagavad-Gita :


Chapter-5. ( Karma-sanyasa-yogam )


Introduction-4.


First  'Sakama-karmam',  then  'Nishkama-karmam',  lastly,  'Dyanam'  ( Meditation ) --  these  are  the  steps  of  Sadhana  to  develop  and  expand  your  'Self '  ( Atma-vikasam').


This  is  not  Sri  Vyasa Maharishi's  new  theory.

The  Vedik  theory  itself  according  to  time,  is  made  suitable and  intelligible  and  re-established  to  the  generations  only  ---  Vyasa Bhagavan  did.

It  is  found  Veda-s  are  composed  a  plan  /  method  of  Sadhana  , and  indexed,  for  the  Goal of Supreme  Perfection.

The  strength  and  beauty  of  nature  has  made  wonder  to  ancient  men,  this  is  dealt  with  in  the  department / division/chapters  of  'Mantra-s'  of  Veda-s.

The  department / division /chapters  'Brapmana'  deal  with  various  karmas  to  fulfill  desires.

Following  'Arnyakam'  deal  with  the  steps  of  sadhana  for  inner  purification.

These  are  yajna-s,  by  discarding  selfish  desires,  and  having  honest,  sincere  with  fully  surrender  nature,  to  be  followed.

To be continued  ...





     

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