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Poetry
Bhagavad gita
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Chapter 7: Knowledge and Wisdom
(Jnana - Vijnana Yoga)
The Blessed Lord said:
16 Four types are my worshipers
From virtuous men Oh Dhananjaya.
The grieved and the enthusiast;
The wise and the miser, they are.
17 Among the wise and the steadfast
Only the devoted wise one excels.
As I am dear for the wise and
So the wise is too dear for me.
Lord Krishna said…. Partha, in this world there are four types of men who worship me. Those who are troubled by many ailments, those who are whole hearted enthusiasts, the seekers of wisdom, and those grabbing wealth or the misers always worship me. Among these worshippers, the wise devotees excel. The wise always think of me and I too care for them. Therefore I am always available for the wise and the wise is always with me.
Oh Lord, you be in our memory always, grant us wisdom of ultimate knowledge, so that we can have thy grace with us, Hari om.
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