Gita : Ch-5. Introduction-8.

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Srimad Bhagavad-Gita :


Chapter-5. ( Karma-sanyasa-yogam )


Introduction-8.


In  third  and  fourth  chapters the  details  of  'Yajnam'  explained;  in  sixth  chapter  Lord  is  about  to  explain  'Dyanam'.

Therefore,  the  chapter  in  between  i.e,  fifth,  the  name  given   "Karmasanyasayogam"   is  very  suitable.

What  is  the  true  'Sanyasam;'   how  to  follow  'Karma-sanyasam;'     in  what  way  these  things  help  Sadhka-s;  these  things  are  analysed  in  this  fifth  chapter.

It  is  a  bridge  between  from  the  field  of  'Karmam' to  the  field  of  'Dyanam'.

That  is,  this  is  a  link  between  "Karmam  and  Dyanam."

This  type  of  relationship  is  not  clearly  seen  Veda-s,  this  is  all  about  that  in  Gita.

Because  of  this,  it  is  not  to  be  understood  that  this  is  a  new  creation  of  Gita.

Gita  brings  out  the  light  of  'Vichara- flow,  which  is  hidden  in  the  literatures  of  Veda-s.

To be continued  ....


  

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