The Relevance of the Bhagavadgita to Humanity 5-3. - Swami Krishnananda.
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Swami Chinmayananda: Someone asked Gurudev, I sleep too long, I feel always always sleepy. What is the healthy minimum of sleep? What Bhagavad Gita says on this and how much sleep is good for yoga or any activity you wish to pursue, swipe to read! ========================================================================== Saturday 22, June 2024, 06:50. The Relevance of the Bhagavadgita to Humanity The First Six Chapters of the Bhagavadgita: Chapter 5: The Udyoga Parva of the Mahabharata-3. ============================================================================ Sometimes a sincere question is raised: How can a gospel which has an eternal value, which seems to be a permanent message coming from a divine source, be associated with a peculiar human context which we call a battle? Often, in moods of partial understanding and on the basis of an emphasis of one aspect of the matter, the Bhagavadgita is called a war gospel. It urges us to act by raising arms and taking up cudgels, but it