Category Gitapath

BG 15.8 , Just as the wind carries fragrances from place to place, so the lord of the body, when it departs and when it arrives, takes these senses with it.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.7 , An eternal portion of Me becomes the individual soul in the world of the living. It draws to itself the senses, with the mind as the sixth, resting in prakriti.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.6 , The supreme abode needs no sun, moon, or fire to illuminate it. Having gone there, one does not return. One of the Gita's most luminous verses.

BG 15.5 , Those free from pride and delusion, who have conquered the fault of attachment, who dwell in the Self, whose desires have ceased, who are freed from the pairs of opposites, go to that imperishable state.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.4 , Then that state must be sought from which, once gone, one does not return. Surrender to that primeval Purusha from whom all ancient activity has flowed.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.3 , Its true form is not perceived here, nor its end, origin, or foundation. Cut down this deeply rooted ashvattha tree with the firm axe of non-attachment.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.2 , Its branches spread below and above, nourished by the gunas, with sense objects as its buds. Below, its roots extend into the human world, binding through action.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 15.1 , The Supreme Lord said: They speak of an imperishable ashvattha tree with its roots above and branches below. Its leaves are the Vedic hymns. One who knows it is a knower of the Vedas.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Purushottama Yoga verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 14.27 , For I am the foundation of Brahman, of the immortal and the imperishable, of the eternal dharma, and of absolute bliss.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study the three gunas verse by verse with GitaPath.

BG 14.26 , One who serves Krishna with unwavering devotion transcends the three gunas and becomes fit for Brahman. Explore this key verse on GitaPath.