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Bhagavad Gita Overview Chapter 16

Sthita Prajna 3

Sthita Prajna Series

Sthita Prajna 2

Sthita Prajna 1

Mind management-2 principles, 6 practices | Bhagavad-gita 6.35 | Whitefield, Bangalore

Desire Management || Series

Desire Management 2

Desire Management 1

6 Gopi Gita | Texts 12-13 | Desire management

Obscenity is objectionable not because… Gita 05.22

Even if we are feeling miserable, that doesn’t give us the right to make others miserable Gita 17 16

To be responsible means to stop blaming the outer trigger for the inner trouble Gita 18.42

More dangerous than the enemies that threaten are the enemies that tempt Gita 03.37

How to stay determined when our emotions overpower our good intentions?

One thing we should never do when we are happy and one thing we shouldn’t do when we are angry

What is willpower? Are some people born with good willpower or can it be developed? Chaitanya Charan

Finding Happiness Through Desire Management – 2 Youth Boston

Finding happiness through desire management – 1| Youth | Boston

When We React To Atrocity With Fury We Give The Forces Of Illusion Control Over Both Sides Of War

The Essence Of Discipline Is To Make Our Intelligence Faster Than Our Mind Gita

When our urges become irresistible, what can we do?

How can we avoid getting infected with material desires because of the triangularity of desires?

Ravana -Ten Heads, Zero Brains – Keeping our desires in control

Gita 18.51 Use intelligence to counter the mind’s centrifugal force

Increasing willpower – by increasing the distance between us and our feelings, and our feeling and our actions

How can renunciates sublimate the need for sexual pleasure?

If a desire is irresistible what to do?

How does bhakti-yoga help us overcome anger?

We often direct our anger towards those who can’t hurt us – how to avoid getting angry – Hindi

When fear accelerates the imagination let faith be the brake

How can we distract ourselves from desires arising in the body such as hunger?

How can we be cautious about not indulging in something without constantly thinking about it?

When repressing desires doesn’t work what to do?

Deal with desire not by indulgence or resistance but by intelligence and transcendence

Desires exhaust us but remain inexhaustible themselves

Temptation is caused not so much by perception as by provocation

How much can analysis help in controlling desires?

Those who believe that their mind is their friend become their own enemies

4 lessons about our mind from our phone – Distortion Discretion Determination, Devotion

Others deserve our empathy not our irritability

How can we keep fighting against our senses till we get Krishna’s mercy?

Understanding our unprecedented vulnerability to temptation

Understanding the mind through four animal metaphors 1 – Horse & Wolf – Hindi

Increasing our willpower through restriction redirection and reconstruction – Hindi

When anger arises what uddipana can we use to control it?

What can we resist temptation?

Don’t let the mind send the intelligence on a vacation