Karma & The Bhagavad Gita with Dr. Robert Svoboda - Living with Reality Podcast Ep. 28

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Tank you Sir...

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[@zdlite]

The unfolding of my life has put me here, I am grateful. Namaste.

[@klearner666]

This is the best explanation I have ever heard of ❤😊

[@pshar2931]

His books was my first encounter to sprituality back when I was confused and looking for answers. He opened something in me.

[@VGSrikanth]

Heartfelt Gratitudes to Robert ji... Hari Om❤

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Hare Krishna

[@dreamingofnaomi]

I appreciate this episode, especially since I started reading the Gita. Thank you. 🙏🏼💛

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thank you

[@bharatrasve3566]

Great explanation

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Informative

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Gita was part of the Sanatan religion preached by Krishna 11,000 years ago, when people constructed the first temple at Gobekli Tepe. Homo Sapiens mastered the art of meditative wisdom and migrated out of Africa, by two routes, one by the Nile reaching Turkey over the Levant and the other by crossing the Red Sea during the end of the previous ice age, recorded in Vishnu Purana, 11,000 years ago, when the sea level rose, permitting us to date the life of Krishna who died at the end of the ice age. Krishna preached this religion to the Yadava tribe, claiming Vishnu was the cause of the evolution of the world and is the conjunction and object of 'meditative wisdom' and active virtue (karma). When the Kurus destroyed the Yadav in the Kurukshetra war 1500-1200 bc, they manipulated the scripture to preach killing own kin as a divine duty as taught by Krishna to Arjun.

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Thank you