Category - Gitapath

BG 18.46 , By worshipping through one's own duty Him from whom all beings arise and by whom all this is pervaded, a person attains perfection.. Sanskrit...

BG 18.45 , Each person attains perfection by being devoted to their own duty. Hear how one who is devoted to their own duty attains perfection.. Sanskrit...

BG 18.44 , Farming, cattle-keeping, and trade are the natural duties of a vaishya. Service is the natural duty of a shudra.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep...

BG 18.43 , Heroism, vigor, fortitude, skill, not fleeing in battle, generosity, and lordly bearing: these are the duties of a kshatriya, born of their nature...

BG 18.42 , Serenity, self-control, austerity, purity, patience, uprightness, knowledge, wisdom, and belief in the beyond: these are the duties of a brahmana...

BG 18.41 , The duties of brahmanas, kshatriyas, vaishyas, and shudras, O scorcher of foes, are distributed according to the qualities arising from their own...

BG 18.40 , There is no being on earth or among the gods in heaven that is free from these three gunas born of prakriti.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep...

BG 18.39 , Happiness that deludes the self both at the beginning and in consequence, arising from sleep, laziness, and heedlessness: that is declared tamasic...

BG 18.38 , Happiness born of the contact of senses with their objects, which is like nectar at first but like poison in the end: that is remembered as rajasic...

BG 18.37 , That which is like poison at first but like nectar at the end, born of the clarity of the Self and intellect: that happiness is called sattvic...