Bhagavad Gita

What is the Bhagavad Gita? The Bhagavad Gita is a holy scripture, which is a narrative of the incident where Lord Krishna unveiled the ultimate science of the universe to Arjuna. Lord Krishna also revealed the science of Self Realization to him. During this incident, Arjuna attained Self Realization.

Even today, after thousands of years, many people read the Bhagavad Gita to understand the ultimate truth. We can comprehend the Bhagavad Gita as it is up to a certain point, but is it possible for us to understand the exact meaning of what Shree Krishna told Arjuna? What are the benefits of reading the Gita in this day and age? Can reading the Gita help you achieve Self Realization? No! Just like you need a lit candle to light another, you need a living Enlightened One to attain Self Realization. Even today it is possible to attain Self Realization through the current spiritual master Pujya Deepakbhai, who was graced by Gnani Purush Dada Bhagwan.

Param Pujya Dada Bhagwan has illuminated us with lesser known facts of Shree Krishna. For instance, despite having 16000 wives, why is Shree Krishna called a “Naishthik Brahmachari”? What is the true meaning of the Sudarshan Chakra? What is the reality behind the lifting of the Govardhan Mountain? Many related questions and much more have been answered by Param Pujya Dadashri in great detail.

Get deeper spiritual insight into the Bhagavad Gita as it is below…

Spiritual Quotes

When 'we' bestow upon you, the state of the Self, the state you attain thereafter is much higher than even the state of 'sthita-pragnya' that Lord Krishna has referred to in the Bhagwad Gita. This here is pragnya (the continuous energy of the Soul that liberates) and with this you have to get rid of all attachment and abhorrence (raag-dwesh).
Lord Krishna had said, "The religion of the Self is swa-dharma and any other activities such as fasting or penance are activities of the non-self. There is nothing of the Self in them."
Swa-dharma can only be practiced when one understands and recognizes that one's Self within, is Krishna.
Lord Krishna has said so many things; He said, "Enjoy the circumstance that is present before you and do not worry about what is not." Food on your plate in front of you is a circumstance present before you.
Lord Krishna was a Gnani. He became enlightened; He became a Gnani Purush (Narayan) from an ordinary human being (nara).
Worshipping child Krishna takes one to Vaikunth (that which contains the chit tendencies). Devotion to Yogeshwar Krishna (Krishna as the enlightened One) along with Self-realization leads one to moksha. Lord Krishna has used the word ‘I’ in the Bhagwat Gita for the Self. He has not used it for His relative self, the friend of Arjuna.
Here in 'our' satsangs, there is harmony and union of the Jain, Vaishnav, Muslim and Christian religions. 'We' (Gnani Purush and the manifest Lord within) are the Sangmeshwar Bhagwan; one accepted by all religions. Those searching for Krishna find Lord Krishna and those searching for Khuda (the God of Muslims), find Khuda here. Many people have done darshan of Lord Krishna through 'us'. Here, there is impartial religion.
Lord Krishna has said, "A Gnani Purush destroys the effects of demerit karma (paap) of endless past lives." Not only does the Gnani destroy these karmas, but He also gives you the divine inner vision along with it; He gives you the awareness (laksha) of the Self. A Gnani Purush of the Akram Vignan Path is 'na bhuto na bhavishyati.' It means such a One was never around, and will never come again. Therefore, get your work done in His direct presence.

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