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Bhagavad Gita

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Bhagavad Vita 2 Sankhya Yoga Somebody describe the soul as a wonder, some see it as wonder, yet another hear it as wonder; yet no body know the real soul. 2/23 No weapon can cleave a soul Nor the fire can burn it Neither water can wet it Nor the wind can dry the soul. Soul cannot be severed with weapon, it cannot be burned by fire, it cannot be wetted by water or it cannot be dried by wind. Realizing the truth of soul; you be ready for the fight. If abstaining from your duty and not fighting for the truth, for your people, sin will be on you and defamed and for you death will be welcome than defame. Therefore without considering the result of war; do fight. Hari Om.

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