If after some wrongdoing, we feel guilty and don’t feel like coming close to Krishna, what can we do?
Gita 18.50 The Gita’s purpose is not to describe spiritual paths but to analyze them for making an informed choice
Gita 18.49 Our spiritual evolution goes through multiple levels of perfection from engagement through disengagement to devotion
From ritual to spiritual 3 – Analysis of Krishna’s pastime with the ritualistic brahmanas – The brahmanis selfless devotion
Increasing willpower – by increasing the distance between us and our feelings, and our feeling and our actions
From ritual to spiritual 2 – Analysis of Krishna’s pastime with the ritualistic brahmanas – Understanding the brahmans
Dhruva pastime analysis 1 – Everyone faces distress, the fortunate find the right direction – DHRUV acronym
Bhagavatam tenth canto study 18 – 10.3.32-38 How past life connections make sense of present-life situations
Gita 18.40 To attain harmony with our spiritual nature, we need engagement that is in harmony with our psychophysical nature
Bhagavatam tenth canto study 17 – 10.3.26-31 Devaki acknowledges Krishna as the provider of the supreme safety and strives for his safety
Gita 18.34 When one worldly desire trumps all other material desires, what results is determination in passion
When people are so confused that they can’t discern their own material inclinations, how can we engage them in bhakti?
Managing the mind 1 – The many meanings of the word ‘mind’ and their correlation with the Gita’s understanding