The Royal Road To The Success- indicated in the Bhagwat Gita

 The Royal Road To The Success- indicated in the Bhagwat Gita


 The only misunderstanding about the Bhagwat Gita that has alienated many sincere seekers is that it only promises enlightenment and tells us to leave the world and its joys.

 While the Gita speaks of self-realization, it also enables you to enjoy life to the fullest, achieve remarkable achievements in the world and happiness. It gives dominion over oneself and the world. It allows you to live like a king, not like a beggar. Like a winner, not a victim.

 Free yourself from the persecution of the world and become the owner of the universe. Live like a king discovering the royal secret: knowing his own power. The world then becomes your playground. You will enjoy every moment of your life and you will gain inner strength and growth.

 Krishna assures the aspiring worker both enlightenment and worldly success. The Bhagwat Gita does not promise vague post-mortem happiness. The benefits can be reaped here and now for material prosperity, happiness, and spiritual growth. The emphasis is on the consistency of thought and the consistency of application. Everything you do, everything you perceive, offer, give or seek, do it as an offering to God. Then every ordinary act becomes worship. You will be freed from the bondage of actions that produce good and bad results.

 Unaware of their potential, the deluded ignore the mind, let the world overtake them, and waste their lives searching for small and insignificant toys. They condemn themselves to repeated births and deaths, which bring misery and suffering. The Mahatmas, great souls anchored in the higher goal, determinedly worship the spirit. They dedicate all actions to a higher ideal: Karma Yoga. They cultivate a love for all beings: Bhakti Yoga. They are determined in their search until the goal is reached: Jnana Yoga. Then you achieve complete freedom from the pairs of opposites in the world. Therefore, worship is a constant effort to unite with Atman, not an occasional and occasional prayer or ritual.

 Spiritual evolution is not the exclusive privilege of a select few. Krishna accepts even the evillest people, the rajasic, passionate and tamasic, lethargic, and offers them liberation. No one will be disqualified as long as they choose the correct path. Everyone has access to the end goal. It is easier for the highly refined and spiritually evolved to get there. With a cheerful mind and a sharp intellect, they understand the world as Anitya, ephemeral and Asukha, without joy. They know that they inherit true and lasting happiness.

 Krishna ends by summarizing the entire spiritual path in one verse. Center your thoughts on me - Jnana Yog. The intellect sets the realization as the goal and keeps the thoughts focused there. Be my devotee - Bhakti Yoga. Feel the ideal, pour out your heart to God. Devotion helps calm the mind. It allows you to face the trials of the world with force. Sacrifice for me - Karma Yog. Act in a spirit of sacrifice and service for the benefit of humanity. Dedicate your actions to the goal. Bow down to me, dissolve your ego. Put your head and your heart at the feet of the Lord. Then you should come with me as your highest goal.

 The law is - "as you think, so shall you do." People are changing their lifestyle, their clothes, and their food. They even move to an ashram or the Himalayas. But just pay attention to your thoughts that are still in the world. The only thing you need to change is your thoughts. Raise your thoughts to the spirit and the world will be at your feet. The additional benefits of spiritual life are material success and happiness.

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