श्रीमद भगवत गीता, अध्याय - 10. Narrated by Shailendra Bharti. Presented by Prasad's Gita Zone.
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Chapter 10 of the Bhagavad Gita, known as 'Vibhuti Yod,' delves into the essence of Shri Krishna and the importance of understanding his true nature for spiritual growth. The text emphasizes the need to comprehend the Tattva (essence) of Krishna to perform tasks effectively. Krishna highlights the uniqueness of his birth and actions, suggesting that ordinary eyes cannot fully perceive his divine nature. Through the dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna, the significance of repeated listening and understanding in gaining spiritual knowledge is underscored. Taking refuge in Krishna is portrayed as a path to assuming responsibility and receiving continuous guidance until one comprehends the profound teachings.
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Sare gama karmam mini bhakti.
Jai Shri Krishna!
In the 10th chapter of Bhagavad Gita, I, Shalendra Bharti, welcome you.
Friends, the topic of this chapter is 'Vibhuti Yod'.
The more the chapter of Gita is increasing, the more we understand the Tattva of Shri Krishna.
If you do not understand the Tattva of any work, then it is equal to not doing that work.
And if you understand the Tattva of that work, then no one else will be able to do that work better than you.
The more we understand the Tattva of Shri Krishna, the more we can change our way of thinking.
So, let us start the 10th chapter of Vibhuti Yod.
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Krishna Arjun says that he listens to the word 'Prabhavyukta' again.
Krishna Arjun says that he loves Arjun very much.
And these words are only for his benefit.
But, why again?
Friends, before the test, during the practice, it is not necessary to understand everything at once.
You have to listen to the same thing again and again to understand it.
And then, this is the promise of Shri Krishna.
If there is no greater knowledge than this, then these things will have to be heard again.
When you come in the refuge of Krishna, then you become responsible for him.
Until Arjun understands, till then the Lord will keep giving knowledge.
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People do not know the existence of Krishna, nor does the Lord know.
And the reason behind this is that Krishna is the only reason for the Gods and the Maharshis.
Krishna says that 'Janma karma chame divyam'.
That means, the birth and karma of Krishna is unique.
We cannot see it from these ordinary eyes.
The reason is that the Lord and the Maharshis cannot understand Krishna's nature,
the nature of Krishna, the feelings of Krishna, and his true nature.
Krishna is also the only reason for that.
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Krishna is the only reason for the birth and karma of Krishna.
Krishna is the only reason for the birth and karma of Krishna.
The reason behind this is that Krishna is the only reason for the birth and karma of Krishna.
And the birth and karma of Krishna cannot be achieved.
Krishna is repeating his own thoughts.
The reason behind this is that Krishna is the only reason for the birth and karma of Krishna.
And the reason behind this is that Krishna is the only reason for the birth and karma of Krishna.
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Chapter 10 of Bhagavad Gita focuses on 'Vibhuti Yod.'
Understanding the essence (Tattva) of Shri Krishna is crucial for performing tasks effectively.
Krishna emphasizes the uniqueness of his birth and actions.
Repeated listening and understanding are necessary for grasping spiritual knowledge.
Taking refuge in Krishna brings responsibility and continuous guidance.
Summary:
Chapter 10 of the Bhagavad Gita, known as 'Vibhuti Yod,' delves into the essence of Shri Krishna and the importance of understanding his true nature for spiritual growth. The text emphasizes the need to comprehend the Tattva (essence) of Krishna to perform tasks effectively. Krishna highlights the uniqueness of his birth and actions, suggesting that ordinary eyes cannot fully perceive his divine nature.
Through the dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna, the significance of repeated listening and understanding in gaining spiritual knowledge is underscored. Taking refuge in Krishna is portrayed as a path to assuming responsibility and receiving continuous guidance until one comprehends the profound teachings.
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The topic of the 10th chapter is 'Vibhuti Yod'.
Understanding the 'Tattva' of any work is essential as it enables one to perform that work effectively.
Krishna repeats his thoughts to emphasize their importance and ensure understanding.
Krishna explains that his birth and karma are divine and cannot be perceived with ordinary eyes.
Listening repeatedly helps in comprehending and internalizing the teachings.
When one seeks refuge in Krishna, they become responsible to understand his teachings and receive knowledge to guide them.
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