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Bhagavad gita

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Bhagavad gita Chapter 5: Karma Sanyasa Yoga (True Renunciation) Checking mind, senses and brain Sage at gaze on supreme bliss Free from love, lust and rage For ever liberated is such sage. Me, enjoyer of sacrifice penance; Me, great Lord of all the worlds; Friendly with all beings I am Thus who know me gets all peace. Thus Shrimad Bhagavath Gitopanishad’s Supreme Doctrine Yoga science As Shrikrishna - Arjuna dialogue The Kama Sanyasa Yoga named Fifth Chapter.

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