If We Wish Our Nature To Be

We Cannot Even Recollect The Actions Of Our Infancy, Our Childhood Is Like Something Written On A Slate And Rubbed Off.

The River Flows At Its Own Sweet Will, But The Flood Is Bound In The Two Banks. If It Were Not Thus Bound, Its Freedom Would Be Wasted.

Human Life Is Full Of The Play Of Samskaras - Tendencies Developed By Repeated Actions.

In The Bhagavad Gita, There Is No Long Discussion, Nothing Elaborate. The Main Reason For This Is That Everything Stated In The Gita Is Meant To Be Tested In The Life Of Every Man; It Is Intended To Be Verified In Practice.

Life Does Not Mean Mere Karma Or Mere Bhakti Or Mere Jnana.