Gita : Ch-13. Introduction-6.

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Swami Chinmayananda- early photo

Srimad Bhagavad-Gita :

Chapter-13. ( Kshetra-kshetrajna-vibhaga-yogam )

Introduction-6.

Paramatma  when  through  the  medium  of  body+mind+bhuddhi,  knows  the  the  'Vishaya-Prapancham-s'   ( Kshetram ),  gets  the  status  of  "Kshetragjnan".


The  prapanch-dharma-s  such  as  joy  and  sorrow,  victory  and  defeat,  success  and  failure  and  so  other  miseries :  the  one  experiencing   ---  the  experiencer  of  all  miseries  of  samsaram  ---
is  the  so  far  known  "Kshetragjnan"  ---- specially  described  ---  is  none  other  than  our  jivatma  only.


By  the  path  of  'Vivekam  and  Vicharam'  when  we study  and  separate  the  "KSHETRAM  AND  KSHETRGJNAN,"   thereafter,  by  renouncing  the  pride  in  body-mind-intelligence,  from  the  "KSHETRAM"  and  the  related  "SAMSARAM" attain  "MOKSHAM." 

In  that  path,  "JIVATMA"(  "KSHETRAGJNAN")  makes  union  with  "PARAMATMA".

To be continued   ....  


Chinmaya Vijaya ( Chinmaya Mission ) - Girl's Orphanage in Kaza - near Vijayawada- Bharatham

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