“If we understand the underlying cause of what we think of as bad in someone, instead of being hateful, we will be compassionate. For is not every soul inherently good? A saintly person will hate the disease but love the diseased.”
-- HH Radhanath Swami, "A Journey Home"
Don't say that no one other than Arjun was eligible to understand that divine knowledge or had enough devotion. God should not discriminate based on the basis of eligibility and devotion if everyone is equal according to him. Not a single character we know from history is/was really a God it seems.All religious characters are man made Gods/Messangers of God. Noone can understand the true character of mother Nature (which itself has consciousness but its brutal), what it wants, why does it exist.
No questions on Teachings of Bhagvad Geeta as little as I have read. It teaches a lot.
🌸Radhe Radhe🌸 everyone,
I'm building Chantradhe, a small devotional community centered around spreading Radhe Radhe chanting.
The hope is to create a space where people can listen, chant, share, and feel connected through devotion. It's also slowly growing around devotional flowers and offerings, but the heart of it is chanting and remembering Radhe Radhe.
Grateful for any support, feedback, and blessings as this grows.
www.chantradhe.com
🌸Radhe Radhe🌸
I was moving to a new state for a new job, and honestly, I was feeling really anxious and overwhelmed. While packing my Bhagavad Gita into my bag, I paused for a moment and silently asked Krishna if He had something to tell me during this stressful phase of my life.
I randomly opened the book and landed on this page. The verse spoke about being free from fear, anxiety, and disturbance, and somehow it felt so deeply connected to exactly what I was feeling at that moment.
I just sat there quietly for a few seconds after reading it. It genuinely calmed me down. I felt this sudden reassurance that I was not going through this big change alone. It felt like Krishna was reminding me that wherever life takes me, He’ll walk with me through it too. 🙏🏻🧿😭 Hare Krishna
