Category Gitapath

BG 17.24 , Therefore, with the utterance of Om, acts of sacrifice, charity, and austerity as enjoined by scriptural injunction are always begun by those who study Brahman.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.23 , Om, Tat, Sat: the three sacred syllables designating Brahman. By them all Vedas, sacrifices, and sacred acts were ordained. Explore on GitaPath.

BG 17.22 , Charity given at the wrong place and time, to unworthy recipients, without respect, with contempt: that is declared tamasic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.21 , But charity given grudgingly, or for the sake of reciprocation or expecting a future reward: that is remembered as rajasic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.20 , Charity given because it ought to be given, to one who has done no favor in return, in the right place, at the right time, and to a worthy recipient: that is remembered as sattvic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.19 , Austerity practiced with deluded conviction, with self-torment, or for the purpose of destroying another: that is declared tamasic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.18 , Austerity practiced for the sake of honor, respect, and reverence, with ostentation: that is called rajasic, unstable and impermanent.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.17 , This threefold austerity, practiced with supreme faith by steadfast people who desire no fruit, is called sattvic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 17.16 , Serenity, gentleness, silence, self-restraint, purity of being: these are austerity of the mind, the deepest of the three disciplines. Explore on GitaPath.

BG 17.15 , Speech that causes no agitation, is truthful, pleasant, and beneficial, and the regular practice of scriptural recitation: these are called austerity of speech.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga with GitaPath.