| BAHA 'I WRITING –“All calamities and | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“As a man shedding |
| afflictions have been created for man so that he | | | | worn-out garments takes other new ones, likewise, |
| may spurn this mortal world — a world to which | | | | the embodied soul, casting off worn-out bodies, |
| he is much attached. When he experienceth severe | | | | enters into others which are new.” |
| trials and hardships, then his nature will recoil and he | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“As a man shedding |
| will desire the eternal realm that is free of afflictions | | | | worn-out garments takes other new ones, likewise, |
| and calamities.” | | | | the embodied soul, casting off worn-out bodies, |
| BAHA 'I WRITING –“As long as there is life | | | | enters into others which are new.” |
| on earth, there will also be suffering; only the degree | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“As flame is enveloped |
| varies. / Suffering is both a reminder and a guide. It | | | | by smoke, mirror by dirt, and embryo by the amnion, |
| stimulates us better to adapt ourselves to our | | | | so knowledge is enveloped by desire and |
| environmental conditions, and thus leads the way to | | | | wrath.” |
| self-improvement.” | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“As rivers flow into the |
| BAHA 'I WRITING –“Men who suffer not, | | | | ocean but cannot make the vast ocean overflow, so |
| attain no perfection. The plant most pruned by the | | | | flow the streams of the sense-world into the sea of |
| gardener yields the most beautiful blossoms and the | | | | peace that is the sage.” |
| most abundant fruit.../ A soldier is no good as a | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“As the heat of a fire |
| General, until he has been in the front of the fiercest | | | | reduces wood to ashes, the fire of knowledge burns |
| battle and has received the deepest | | | | to ashes all karma. Nothing in this world purifies like |
| wounds.” | | | | spiritual wisdom. It is the perfection achieved in time |
| BAHA 'I WRITING –“Suffering seems to be | | | | through the path of yoga, the path which leads to |
| the portion of man in this world. Even the Beloved | | | | the Self within.” |
| ones, the Prophets of God, have never been exempt | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“At the be ginning, |
| from the ills that are to be found in our world, | | | | mankind and the obligation of selfless service were |
| whether natural or man-made — they seem to be | | | | created together. "Through selfless service, you will |
| part of the polish God employs to make us finer, and | | | | always be fruitful and find the fulfillment of your |
| enable us to reflect more of His attributes.” | | | | desires" this is the promise of the Creator... Strive |
| BAHA 'I WRITING –“Tests are benefits from | | | | constantly to serve the welfare of the world; by |
| God, for which we should thank Him. Grief and | | | | devotion to selfless work one attains the supreme |
| sorrow do not come to us by chance; the Divine | | | | goal in life. Do your work with the welfare of others |
| Mercy for l sends them to us our own perfecting. | | | | always in mind. It was by such work that Janaka |
| While a man is happy, he may forget his God; but | | | | attained perfection; others, too, have followed this |
| when grief comes and sorrows overwhelm him, then | | | | path... What the outstanding person does, others will |
| he will remember his Father...” | | | | try to do. The standards such people set will be |
| BAHA 'U 'LLAH –“That seeker must at all | | | | followed by the whole world... The ignorant work for |
| times put his trust in God, must renounce the | | | | their own profit. The wise work for the welfare of |
| peoples of the earth, detach himself from the world | | | | the world, without thought to themselves. By |
| of dust, and cleave unto Him Who is the Lord of | | | | abstaining from work you will confuse the ignorant, |
| Lords. If anyone revile you, or trouble touch you, in | | | | who are engrossed in their actions. Perform all work |
| the path of God, be patient, and put your trust in | | | | carefully, guided by compassion.” |
| Him Who heareth, Who seeth. He, in truth, | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Austerity of speech |
| witnesseth, and perceiveth, and doeth what He | | | | consists in speaking truthfully and beneficially and in |
| pleaseth, through the power of His | | | | avoiding speech that offends.” |
| sovereignty.” | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Be humble, be harmless, |
| BAHA U’LLAH –“All friends should fix | | | | Have no pretension,/ Be upright, forbearing;/Serve |
| their gaze on the supreme horizon, and cling to that | | | | your teacher in true-obedience,/ Keeping the mind |
| which has been revealed by God. Avoid sedition and | | | | and body clean,/ Tranquil, steadfast, master of ego,/ |
| refrain from treading the path of dissension and | | | | Standing apart from the things of the senses,/ Free |
| strife. Sow not the seeds of dissension among men | | | | from self;/ Aware of the weakness in mortal |
| and contend not with your neighbour. Dissension and | | | | nature.” |
| strife have always been, and shall remain, rejected | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Because it is right to |
| by God.” | | | | give, without thought of return, at a favour or of |
| BAHA 'U'LLAH –“So powerful is the light of | | | | getting something in return, is selfish giving.” |
| unity that it can illuminate the whole earth... The earth | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“But if he born again and |
| is but One country and mankind its citizens.” | | | | again, and again and again he were to die, even then, |
| BAHA’U’LLAH- “O son of man! I love | | | | victorious man do not grieve.” |
| thy creation, hence I created thee. Wherefore, do | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“But those who worship |
| thou love me, that I may name thy name and fill thy | | | | me, surrendering all actions to me, regarding me as |
| soul with the spirit of life.” | | | | the supreme goal, meditating on me with |
| BAHA'I WRITINGS –“The ideal Herald will | | | | single-pointed yoga. Those whose minds are set on |
| dawn as the true morn from the Divine City with | | | | me, 0 Partha, I rescue before long from the ocean |
| spiritual glad tidings, and awaken the heart, soul and | | | | of deathbound existence. Fix your mind on me alone, |
| spirit from the sleep of negligence with the trumpet | | | | place your intellect in me, then you shall, no doubt, |
| of knowledge. 0 Son of fhe Supreme! I made death | | | | live in me alone.” |
| for thee as glad tidings: why art thou in despair at its | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Concerned alone with |
| approach? I made light for thee a splendour: why | | | | the upholding of the world. You should act. Whatever |
| dost thou hide from it? In His Name who shines forth | | | | the best man does, others do that also. The world |
| from the Horizon of Might! Verily, the Tongue of the | | | | follows the standard he sets for himself.” |
| Ancient gives glad tidings to those who are in the | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Constant devotion to |
| world concerning the appearance of the Greatest | | | | spiritual knowledge, realisation of the essence of |
| Name, and who takes His Covenant among the | | | | Truth, this is declared to be wisdom; what is |
| nations. In the divine Holy Books there are | | | | opposed to this is ignorance.” |
| unmistakable prophecies giving the Glad Tidings of a | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Destroyed is my |
| certain Day in which the promised One of all the | | | | delusion and recognition has been gained by me |
| Books would appear, a radiant Dispensation be | | | | through Thy grace, 0 Krishna. I stand firm with my |
| established, the banner of the Most Great Peace and | | | | doubts dispelled. I shall act according to Thy |
| reconciliation be hoisted, and the oneness of the | | | | word.” |
| world of humanity proclaimed. The Prophets of God | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Even if you were the |
| were in the utmost love for all. Each one announced | | | | most sinful of sinners, Arjuna, you could cross |
| the glad tidings of His successor and each subsequent | | | | beyond all sin by the raft of spiritual wisdom.” |
| one confirmed the teachings and prophecies of the | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Even those men, who, |
| former. There was no discord or variance in the | | | | with a steady and devout mind, always follow My |
| reality of their \teachings and mission.” | | | | doctrine, are freed from the binding effect of all |
| BAHAL WRITINGS –“He was so learned that | | | | actions.” |
| he could name a horse in nine languages; so ignorant | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Foods that promote |
| that he bought a cow to ride on. Spiritual Guide Just | | | | longevity virtue, strength, health, happiness and joy |
| as there are laws governing our physical lives, | | | | are juicy, smooth, substantial and agreeable to the |
| requiring that we must supply our bodies with certain | | | | stomach.” |
| foods, maintain them within a certain range of | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“For the protection of |
| temperatures, and so forth, if we wish to avoid | | | | good, for the destruction of evil and for the |
| physical disabilities, so also there are laws governing | | | | establishment of dharma, I am born from age to |
| our spiritual lives. These laws are revealed to mankind | | | | age.” |
| in each age by the manifestation of God, and | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“For the protection of |
| obedience to them is of vital importance if each | | | | the virtuous, for the. destruction of evil-doers, and |
| human being, and mankind in general, is to develop | | | | for establishing Dharma on a firm footing, I am born |
| properly and harmoniously Moreover, these various | | | | from age to age.” |
| aspects are interdependent. If an individual violates | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Giving up all unanimous |
| the spiritual laws for his own development, he will | | | | (righteous and unrighteous actions), come unto me |
| cause injury not only to himself but to the society in | | | | alone for refuge.” |
| which he lives. Similarly the condition of society has a | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He alone who |
| direct effect on the individuals who must live within | | | | renounces the fruit of actions is called a man of |
| it.” | | | | renunciation.” |
| BAHA'U'LLAH –“Let each morn be better | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He alone who |
| than its eve and each morrow richer than its | | | | renounces the fruit of actions is called a man of |
| yesterday.” | | | | renunciation.” |
| BAHA'ULLAH –“Our hope is that the world's | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He by whom the world |
| religious leaders and the rulers thereof will unitedly | | | | is not agitated and who cannot be agitated by the |
| arise for the reformation of this age and the | | | | world, and who is free from joy, anger, fear and |
| rehabilitation of its fortunes. Let them, after | | | | worry— he is dear to Me.” |
| meditating on its needs, take counsel together and, | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He by whom the world |
| through anxious and full deliberation, administer to a | | | | is not agitated and who cannot be agitated by the |
| diseased and sorely-afflicted world the remedy it | | | | world, which is freed from joy, envy, fear and |
| recfuireth... Religion is the greatest of all means for | | | | anxiety —he is dear to me. He who is free from |
| the establishment of order in the world and for the | | | | wants, pure, expert, unconcerned, and untroubled, |
| peaceful contentment of all that dwell therein... The | | | | renouncing all undertakings or commencements — |
| purpose of religion...is to establish unity and concord | | | | he who is thus devoted to me, is dear to me.” |
| amongst the peoples of the world; make it not the | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He gains knowledge |
| cause of dissension and strife.” | | | | who is possessed of faith, is active of purpose and |
| BAHA'U'LLAH –“So powerful is the light of | | | | has subdued the senses. Having gained knowledge, |
| unity that it can illuminate the whole earth.” | | | | swiftly he comes to the supreme peace. But the man |
| BAHA'U'LLAH –“Some have regarded it as | | | | who is without knowledge, without faith and of a |
| lawful to infringe on the integrity of the substance of | | | | doubting nature, perishes. For the doubting mind |
| their neighbour, and have made light of the injunction | | | | there is neither this world nor another nor any |
| of God as prescribed in His Book.” | | | | happiness.” |
| BAHA'U'LLAH –“There can be no doubt that; | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who avoids |
| whatever the peoples of the world, of whatever | | | | extremes, in feed and fast, In sleep and waking, and |
| race or religion, they derive their inspiration from one | | | | in work and play, He winneth yoga, balance, peace |
| heavenly source and are the subjects of one God. | | | | and joy.” |
| The difference between the ordinances under which | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who has no ill will to |
| they abide should be attributed to the varying | | | | any being, who is friendly and compassionate, free |
| requirements and exigencies of the age in which they | | | | from egoism and self-sense, even-minded in pain |
| were revealed.” | | | | and, pleasure and patient, who is ever content, self |
| BHABAVAD GITA –“The steady-minded, | | | | controlled, unshakeable in determination with mind and |
| undeluded knower of Brahmn, being well-established | | | | understanding given up to Me he is dear to |
| in Brahmn, neither rejoices on receiving the pleasant | | | | me.” |
| nor grieves on receiving the unpleasant.” | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who is satisfied with |
| BHAGAT SINGH_ “Organized religion in the prop | | | | wisdom 'and direct vision of Truth, who has |
| of a man who has not found his self/good | | | | conquered the and is ever undisturbed, to whom a |
| within.” | | | | lump of earth a stone and gold are the same, that |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“0 Dhananjaya, there is | | | | Yogi is said to be a Yukta, a saint of established |
| naught else (existing) higher than I. Like pearls on a | | | | wisdom.” |
| thread, all this (universe) is strung in Me.” | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who performs his |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“0 Partha, when a man is | | | | duty without depending on the fruits of his actions |
| satisfied in the Self by Self-alone and has completely | | | | — he is a sanyasi and a yogi, not he who is |
| cast out all desires from the mind, then he is said to | | | | without fire and without activity.. No one becomes a |
| be of steady wisdom... When he completely | | | | yogi who has not renounced thoughts, scheming or |
| withdraws his senses from sense objects as the | | | | planning.” |
| tortoise withdraws its limbs, then his wisdom | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who sees that the |
| becomes well established.” | | | | Lord of all is ever the same in all that is — |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“Be aware of me | | | | immortal in the field of mortality — he sees the |
| always, adore me, make every act an offering to | | | | truth. And when a man sees that the God in himself |
| me, and you shall come to me; this I (Krishna) | | | | is the same God in all that is, he hurts not himself by |
| promise, for you are dear to me. Abandon all | | | | hurting others. Then he goes, indeed, to the highest |
| supports and look to me for protection. I shall purify | | | | path.” |
| you from the sins of the past; do not | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He who shirks action |
| grieve.” | | | | does not attain freedom; no one can gain perfection |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“He who hates no single | | | | by abstaining from work. Indeed, there is no one |
| being, is friendly and compassionate, free from | | | | who rests even for an instant; every creature is |
| self-regard and vanity, the same in good and evil, | | | | driven to action by his own nature.” |
| patient; Contented, ever devout, subdued in soul, | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“He whose undertakings |
| firm in purpose, fixed on Me in heart and mind, and | | | | are all free from desire and thoughts of the world, |
| who worships Me, is dear to Me.” | | | | and whose factions are burnt up by the fire of |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“He who shirks action | | | | wisdom, him even the wise call a sage. He, who, |
| does not attain freedom; no one can gain perfection | | | | having totally given up attachment to actions and |
| by abstaining from work. Indeed, there is no one | | | | their fruits, has got over the dependence on the |
| who rests even for an instant; every creature is | | | | world, and is ever satisfied, does nothing at all, |
| driven to action by his own nature.” | | | | though he may be ever engaged in action. i He, who |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“I am impartial to all the | | | | has subdued his mind and body, has given up all |
| created beings. I have neither friend nor foe.” | | | | objects of enjoyment and has no craving, performing |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“Know that knowledge | | | | ' sheer bodily action, "such a person does not incur |
| to be Sattvica, by which is seen in all beings the One | | | | sin.” |
| Immutable, inseparate in the separate. But the | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Him the sages call wise |
| knowledge, which sees in all beings the distinct | | | | whose undertakings are devoid of desire for results |
| entities of diverse kind as different from one | | | | and of plans, whose actions are burned by the fire of |
| another, knows that knowledge to be Rajasica. While | | | | wisdom.” |
| that knowledge which is confined to one single | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“I am Father and Mother |
| effect, as if it were the whole, without reason, not | | | | of the world.” |
| founded on truth, and trivial, that is declared to be | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“I am the Self, 0 Arjuna, |
| Tamasica.” | | | | seated in the hearts of all beings; I am the beginning, |
| BHAGAUAD GITA –“Remembering me, you | | | | the middle and also the end of all beings.” |
| shall overcome all difficulties through my grace. But if | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“I look upon all creatures |
| you will not heed me in your self-will, nothing will avail | | | | equally, none are less dear to me and none more |
| you.” | | | | dear. But those who worship me with love live in me, |
| BHAGAVAD GEETA –“But if he born again | | | | and I come to life in them.” |
| and again, and again and again he were to die, even | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“If Thou thinkest that it |
| then, victorious man do not grieve.” | | | | can Be seen by me, 0 Lord, Prince of mystic power, |
| BHAGAVAD GITA -“For he who has no | | | | then do Thou to me Reveal Thine immortal Self. The |
| tranquility there is no concentration.” | | | | Blessed One said: Behold My forms, son of Prtha, By |
| BHAGAVAD GITA -“I am Father, Mother and | | | | hundreds and by thousands, Of various sorts, |
| Grandfather of the world.” | | | | marvellous, Of various colours and shapes. But thou |
| BHAGAVAD GITA - “I look upon all creatures | | | | canst not see me with this same eye of thine own; I |
| equally; none are less dear to me and none more | | | | give thee a supernatural eye: behold my mystic |
| dear. But those who worship me with love live in me, | | | | power, as God!” |
| and I come to life in them.” | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“If you put the federal, |
| BHAGAVAD GITA – “The state of | | | | government in charged of the Sahara Desert, in five |
| severance of union with sorrow is known by the | | | | years there'd be a shortage of sand. Stillness itself is |
| name of yoga.” | | | | inertia Action itself is discord when stillness and action |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“ He who is satisfied | | | | equalize Then is the highest cosmic union, yoga. Lo! |
| with wisdom and direct vision of Truth, who has | | | | Steadfast a lamp burns sheltered from the wind such |
| conquered the senses and is ever undisturbed, to | | | | is the likeness of the Yogi's mind Freed from sense |
| whom a lump of earth, a stone arid gold are the | | | | storms and burning bright to Heaven When mind |
| same, that Yogi is said to be a Yukta, a saint of | | | | broods placid, soothed with holy wont When Self |
| established wisdom.” | | | | contemplates Self and in itself Hath comfort!” |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“ That disciplined man | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA -“In every age I come back, |
| with joy and light within, becomes one with God and | | | | to deliver the holy, to destroy the sin of the sinners |
| reaches the freedom that is God's.” | | | | to establish righteousness.” |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“0 Janardana, although | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“It is desire, it is anger, |
| these, men, their hearts overtaken by greed, see no | | | | born of Rajo-Guna(quality of passion): of |
| fault in killing one's family or quarrelling with friends, | | | | unappeasable craving and of great sin; know this as |
| why should we, who can see the crime in destroying | | | | the foe in this world. As fire is enveloped by smoke, |
| a family, engage in these acts of sin?” | | | | as a mirror by dust, as an embryo by the womb, so |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“A man does not attain | | | | is this (Self) covered by that.” |
| to freedom from action by non-performance of | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“It stretches its |
| action, nor does he attain to perfection merely by | | | | branches upward and downward. The states of all |
| giving up action. No one can ever rest even for an | | | | things nurture the young shoots. The young shoots |
| instant without performing action, for all are impelled | | | | are the nourishment of our senses. And below, the |
| by the gunas, born of Prakriti, to act | | | | roots go far into the world of men; they are the |
| incessantly.” | | | | sequences of actions. This understanding of the trees |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“A man of faith, | | | | shape its end and its beginning, and its ground is not |
| absorbed in faith, his senses controlled, attains | | | | open to the ordinary world. The roots of that pipal |
| knowledge, and knowledge attained, quickly finds | | | | tree have spread far. With the strong axe of |
| supreme peace. But the ignorant man, who is without | | | | detachment a man should cut that tree.” |
| faith, goes doubting to destruction. For the doubting | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Just as fire is enveloped |
| self there is neither this world, nor the next, nor | | | | by smoke, just as a mirror is covered by dust, just |
| joy.” | | | | as an embryo is covered by the womb, so is this |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“A person has the self | | | | (Atman) covered by it (desire).” |
| as friend when he has conquered himself, But if he | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Know that knowledge |
| rejects his own reality, the self will war against | | | | to be sattvica, by which is seen in all beings the One |
| him.” | | | | Immutable, in separate in the separate. But the |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“A portion of Myself has | | | | knowledge which sees in all beings the distinct entities |
| become the living Soul in the world of life from time | | | | of diverse kinds as different from one another, know |
| without beginning From Me alone comes memory, | | | | that knowledge to be rajasica. While that knowledge |
| wisdom, and also their loss, I am that which is known | | | | which is confined to one single effect, as if it were |
| in all the Vedas. Verily I am the Author of Vedanta | | | | the whole, without reason, not founded on truth, and |
| and the knower of the Vedas is.” | | | | trivial, that is declared to be tamasica.” |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“Abandon all supports | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Let the disciplined man |
| and look to me for protection. I shall purify you from | | | | ever discipline himself, abiding in a secret place, |
| the sins of the past; do not | | | | solitary, restraining his thoughts and soul, free from |
| grieve.” | | | | aspirations and without possessions.” |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“Action is the product of | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Man attains perfection, |
| the Qualities inherent in Nature.” | | | | being engaged in his own duty. Hear now how one |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“All creatures enter into | | | | engaged in his own duty attains perfection. He from |
| my nature at the end of an aeon. In another | | | | whom is the evolution of all beings, by which all this is |
| beginning I send them forth again. Nature gives birth | | | | pervaded; by worshipping him with his own duty man |
| to all things, moving and unmoving. I supervise. That | | | | attains perfection. Better is one's own duty, although |
| is how the world keeps turning.” | | | | imperfect, than that of another well performed. He |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“All mankind is born for | | | | who does the duty born of his own nature incurs no |
| perfection, and each shall attain it, will he but follow | | | | sin. 0 son of Kunti, one should not relinquish the duty |
| his nature's duty.” | | | | to which he is born, though it is defective, for all |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“All sorrows are | | | | undertakings are surrounded by evil as fire by |
| destroyed upon attainment of tranquility. The intellect | | | | smoke.” |
| of such a tranquil person soon becomes completely | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Man is bound by his |
| steady.” | | | | own action except when it is performed for the sake |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“And even if thou wert | | | | of sacrifice. Therefore, Arjuna, do you efficiently |
| the greatest of sinners, with the help of the vessel | | | | perform your duty free from attachment, for the |
| of wisdom thou shalt cross the sea of evil. Even as a | | | | sake of sacrifice alone.” |
| burning fire burns all fuel into ashes, the fire of | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Man is bound by his |
| eternal wisdom burns into ashes all | | | | own action except when it is performed for the sake |
| works.” | | | | of sacrifice. Therefore, do efficiently perform your |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“Approach someone | | | | duty free from attachment, for the sake of sacrifice |
| who has realised the purpose of life and question him | | | | alone. In this world that real soul has no use |
| with reverence and devotion; he will instruct you in | | | | whatsoever for things done nor for things not done; |
| this wisdom. Once you attain it, you will never be | | | | nor has he selfish dependence of any kind on any |
| deluded. You will see all creatures in the Self, and all in | | | | creature. Therefore, go on efficiently doing your duty |
| Me.” | | | | without attachment...” |
| BHAGAVAD GITA –“Arjuna: Of those | | | | BHAGAVAD GITA –“Man is made up of |
| steadfast devotees who love you and those who | | | | faith; as is his faith, so is he. The faith of all men |
| seek you as the eternal formless Reality, who are | | | | conforms to their mental constitution. Without faith, |
| the more established in yoga? Krishna: Those who | | | | whatever offering or gift is made or work done or |
| set their hearts on me and worship me with unfailing | | | | penance performed, it is reckoned as "non-being" |
| devotion and faith are more established in | | | | both in the now and hereafter. |
| yoga.” | | | | |