WHO ARE THE MOST LOVABLE PEOPLE TO LORD?

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CHAPTER:-7.

JNANA VIJNANA YOGAM.

SLOGAM:-16,17,18,19.

CATHUR  VIDHA  BHAJANDE  MAM  JANA  SUKRUTINO RJUNA

ARTHO  JIJNASURARTHATTHI JNANI  CA  BHARATATSHABA.

ARJUNA, THERE ARE FOUR TYPES OF HOLY PEOPLE WORSHIPING ME. THEY ARE, 

1.THOSE SUFFERING FROM DISEASES, 2.THOSE WISH TO KNOW TATTVAM [PRINCIPLE OF LIFE], 3.THOSE WISH TO CREATE WEALTH,  4.JNANI.                       (16)


TESHAM  JNANI  NITYAUKTA  EKABHAKTIRVISISHYATE

PRIYO  HI  JNANINOTYARTHAMAHAM  SA   CA  MAMA  PRIYA.


OUT OF THESE FOUR, THE FOURTH TYPE, THE JNANI WHO HAVE FULL OF DEVOTION, KEPT THEIR MIND ALWAYS ON ME, ARE THE BEST. FOR JNANI I AM THE MOST LOVED ONE, AND I LOVE THEM TOO.                                                               (17)


UDARAH  SARVA  EEVAITE  JNANI  TVATMAI  ME  MATAM

ASTHITAH  SA  HI  YUKTATMA  MAMEVANUTTHAMAM  GATIM.


ALL THESE FOUR,  ARE MY BHAKTAS; BUT JNANI  ARE MYSELVES  I AM SURE.

BECAUSE  JNANI ALWAYS DEDICATE THEIR MIND ON ME  AND PROCEED TOWARDS ME TO UNITE WITH ME.                                                                                        (18)


BAHUNAM  JANMANAMANTE  JNANVAN  MAM  PRAPADYATE

VASUDEVAH  SARVAMITI  SA  MAHATMA  SUDURLABAH.


THROUGH MANY BIRTHS AND AFTER PRACTICING AND FOLLOWING SADANA WHO BECOME JNANI,  ASSUME AND ENSURE  THAT ALL THINGS ARE VASUDEVAN ONLY, FINALY UNITE WITH LORD. SUCH TYPE OF MAHATMAS ARE VERY RARE.               (19)


 

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