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Bhagavad gita

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Bhagavat Gita CH VIII IMPERISHABLE BRAHMAN (AKSHARA BRAHMA YOGA) The Blessed Lord said : 27 The nature of the fire and smoke Is considered ceaseless in this world. The way fire leads to non - return While way smoke repeat turns again. 28 Knowing these paths Oh Partha Yogis never be desirous. Therefore you too be steadfast In Yoga at all time Arjuna. 29 Divine merits declared in study of Vedas, Sacrifice, penance and incurred in alms Knowing Yogi gathers them all And list and final place he reach. Thus Shrimad Bhagavad Gitopanishad’s Supreme Doctrine the Science of Yoga As Shrikrishna - Arjuna dialogue Aksharabrahmayoga named VIII th Chapter. Havig attained birth on earth, as well as knowing the wheel of death and birth, the Brahmans day and night, one should act to gain liberation. For which we should gather as much merit as possible by good deeds. Such yogi, will reach the supreme aboard. Oh God, bless us with pure devotion and thy help us to reach thy highest abode. Hari Om.

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