Learn BhagavadGita with Narration of Meanings - Chapter 4

[@raulAlbiyol]

Since we never had the privilege to go to a Gurukul in our lifetime, I thank you from the bottom of my heart to bring some essence of Gurukul online..🙏🙏

[@vishudda]

When i waz in prison i used to listen to this exact one. I then read the Gita, the Ra Material etc and now im a different person. It was a big part of my awakening and i thank you🙏🏻

[@JigyasuBansal]

Thanks a lot for not putting annoying ads and letting us concentrate on the shlokas and their meanings! Much appreciated ;-)

[@GulabiKS]

7:39

[@JigyasuBansal]

@@GulabiKS I didn't get any ads when I watched it :)

[@zelkin32]

Brilliant ! You're making an awesome job to revive the Gita 🙏 Om Namah Shivaya from a European

[@gayathrireddy7559]

Uday no words to praise the favour you are doing for us!! In one way giving us the opportunity to Sloka and meaning together!!❤

[@saurabhrai1100]

Thanks

[@mathematicalninja2756]

This chapter is underrated. We are bound. Sacrifices act like sword to cut what bounds us.

[@swatantragulati7694]

It is a divine blessing for me to hear clear translation of shlokas of one chapter continuously.That gives essence of chapter to my limited intellect. Dandvat Pranaam🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@swatantragulati7694]

No words to express my gratitude unto you.Listening one full chapter in one go is an experience that can't be explained 🙏 My wishes for your spiritual progress

[@asokkumarmb4878]

3:42 Ever Great one 🕉️

[@krupasai1918]

Hare krishna it was excellent I bow to lord and thank him for all.

[@GurujikiLovely]

So beautifully compiled. 18 chapters so wonderfully translated with absolute pronunciation. God bless you for your good work.

[@swatantragulati7694]

The nrration and meanings are blessings.Thanks a lots for grace 🙏

[@Vidyasulakshan]

Thank you sir for profound meaning and crystal clear explanation of gita. Your Great efforts are much appreciated. 🙏

[@indic_leelaglobal6741]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏So beautifully compiled. 18 chapters so wonderfully translated with absolute pronunciation. God bless you for your good work

[@divyaalok5538]

जय श्री कृष्ण

[@rajsaini6315]

Great work. Deep meanings are translated in simple English.

[@nidhikrishan8325]

This is brilliant. I have no words to explain the experience of hearing this recital

[@AdityaKumar__108]

Jai Shri Krishna

[@RCVYAS]

Thanks. It is great to learn Bhagavad Gita this way . Great Job Sir ! Hari AUM 🙏🙏🙏

[@namanpal123]

Thanks for your work !

[@bmm55]

Sanshaya is suspicion, doubt leading to not believing, not having faith , dilemma is confusion leading to indecision

[@shivajekumar3275]

Om namo bhagwat vasudevah namah 🙏🌺📿

[@pharmacystudentskills]

Very simplified debriefing... Dhanyosmi. Hare krishna...

[@anandhisrinivasan5756]

Very nice explanation and good slang/voice

[@veenithn8161]

great brother

[@tirumalaikamalakanthamanan4847]

Very nice divine educational

[@shradhaallam8773]

Your explanation are amazing. Thanks for making such good videos.😇

[@SK-009]

Your voice.. mesmerizing

[@anupdhar55]

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[@padmapriya3504]

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a jewel of India, beautiful

[@SHUBHRAKK]

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[@rathore7532]

हृदय से आभारी हूँ 🙏

[@srikalahastipravasinisai2196]

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[@nickp1362]

Best Ive heard sofar

[@viniciusfan8417]

Namaskaram Gurudev 🙏

[@arunbhalse3594]

Thanks a lot sir 🙂🚩

[@harekrishna3047]

🙏 Beautiful 🙏

[@Charles-b7y5p]

On repeat.. whole list!

[@anitavnr7116]

Beautifut work

[@pramodkumar936]

Hare Krishna 🙏

[@lathasrinivasan5279]

Om Sri Krishnaya Namaha 🙏🙏🙏

[@vijaygaiytrimantrakumari]

Beautiful

[@lolakshisuma7612]

Every good I learnt it

[@yogaforpeacefullife]

Hare Krishna

[@overthemoonflorist9135]

Love your voice

[@sak02010]

So peaceful to hear. Thanks. 🙏🙏jai shri krishna

[@bineet520]

Jai Shree Krishna

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Hare krishna prabhuji

[@mqser]

Brilliant

[@kc3319]

Jai Shri Krishna Radha Radha

[@kasarlashanthan1333]

Thanks bro

[@Vivek123430]

wonderful sir ji

[@abhirutmeherishi5738]

Jai sri Krishna

[@MrMarktrumble]

Thank you.

[@chandramurthy5899]

Well explained

[@serveshchaturvedi2034]

Aum shree Parmatmane namah

[@manishmehta7739]

Ati Sundar....Namo Namah:

[@Vivek123430]

shandar

[@arvindrao42]

Wonderfully explained our knowledge about Geeta is improved and also our knowledge of Englih also improves I request him to be a little slow so that we can take down notes,,,,,!!!!!!!!,

[@jaishreemohan2035]

Listen to it again & again..& the notes making will become easier 🙏🏼

[@sairavinutala8529]

Bro please do a video on khadgamala stotra 🙏🕉️ please

[@Malarvaka]

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[@maggie8144]

Duty would be best word than just activity

[@sureshmalyala8047]

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[@rakshithshetty9443]

9:02 18 shloka really difficult for me to understood Can anyone explain

[@demogadget]

Its a nice paradox to contemplate on. How attached are you? How conscious are you in your decisions? Ponder upon it. The truth wil unveil itself.

[@rakshithshetty9443]

@@demogadget your answer is more confusing than Krishna s

[@vri5384]

Once u realise a bit of its meaning....life will change for you....so keep learning...keep yearning for the truth ....namo bhagwate vasudevaya....🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@InnateWisdom-c3y]

3.59 Please come🙏

[@prashant-ul2sn]

@@rakshithshetty9443 @Rakshith Shetty It means that brahman is non-doer while brahman taking the form of body, mind and emotion is a doer. Meaning those who see action in inaction i.e brahman(non-doer/inaction) doing its duties/karma as a body/mind(doer/action) and inaction in action i.e '|' as a body am performing karma/duties(action) but I know that I am actually a non-doer eternal brahman(inaction) are wise. Hence you use body/mind as a tool to peform your duties as a human and offer each of your action to absolute brahman. Then you are wise and a yogi. You are not attached to action and its consequences. You are free and just perform your duties.

[@rahulbisla488]

sir i want to learn sanskrit reading and writing can you tell me from where and how

[@vidhipandya6488]

What kind of yoga we suppose to do?

[@Hiimanshushekhaarnayak]

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[@mr.anonymous726]

🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑Please make video on saraswati astotarshatnam stotram ( 108 names of maa saraswati) please😫🙏🙏💓😫🙏🙏💓 for students. 🛑🛑🛑🛑

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Pleasantn

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16:04

[@hiteshk8758]

Can you make same video without english speech on this.. leave the captions we address now able to pause, slow speed to digest it. Nice work.

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[@bmm55]

Sceptical, doubt, suspicion better than dilemma? 4.40

[@NFah43Bk]

indeed. dilemma is leads to indecisiveness and the rest should lead to act to clarify.

[@bmm55]

Sanshaya is suspicion, doubt, skepticism leading to not believing, not having faith, dilemma is confusion unsure about the knowledge leading to indecision?

[@NFah43Bk]

@@bmm55 believe or faith does not occur in the path of yoga as its experiential rather than theory if ones goes deeper this one shloka will unravel the human mind and behavior. any state where in one is driven by knowledge which is not validated and vetted by a person's Indriya in cohesion with shastra and apta raises doubt & in this sate and will lead to indecision about applying the knowledge to a context.it is a universal application for example majority people confuse adhaytm with bhautik . would a person facing an enemy about to kill him/her talk about how beautiful the attackers voice or frame is ignoring or not knowing the intent , an example of wrong understanding of the situation/context leading to indecision and then death.

[@karthikmobiles4602]

There's a mistake in 8th sloka. Please check. Wordings not matching with sound

[@abhinavchauhan7864]

Bhai ek baat suno

[@storyversemasters]

20:20

[@deepusri4581]

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[@livinglife7610]

19:21 slok 40

[@sureshmalyala8047]

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[@Thepatriotpodcast24]

Can anyone well-read pls elaborate the 4.7 ? I've heared a different n Perhaps the right explanation somewhere else as against the popular interpretation.... Edit- 4.8 also jai shri krishna🙏

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[@veetglory3562]

11:33 4.24

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1:21

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1:48

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2:19

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2:52

[@parthjayesh4240]

I did not understand the 4.28 and 4.29 shloka please help me understand it

[@shivaji735]

This is the most beautiful verse. I ll explain my understanding of this. Step1 material offering to God through pooja Yagna etc Step 2 Self constraints by developing detachment Step3 Yogic path of self discipline Step4 self realisation through reflection of self.. Understand that God is well within. Understand oneself.

[@shivaji735]

The path reflects which level you are in step 1 2 3 4 .. In increasing order of self realisation. You can say. Which stage you are in. Reflect understand and move towards higher self

[@parthjayesh4240]

@@shivaji735 can i save both these explaination on notepad so i can read them if i forgot what the shlok means and understand it better for myself.

[@shivaji735]

@@parthjayesh4240 Dear this is my understanding of shlok. Please.. do it. Ever since covid lock down I am listening this shloka especially and less attached with people around, because my brahma consciousness is with me

[@parthjayesh4240]

@@shivaji735 Thank you! i will be back for more.

[@badass369]

Are you a desciple of sadhguru?

[@haritzdar]

Ofcourse not.. Sadhguru is a fraud

[@haritzdar]

Sadhguru never understood Gita

[@badass369]

@@haritzdar why?

[@Alaskaborn]

Hahhahahah

[@shivaji735]

@@haritzdar Or proclaims that he had not read gita..

[@indianyogimalaysia]

dear sir, just to inform that its quite confusing bocs what's written in English is not what's spoken by you. Its a bit confusing. Hope you can read what's written will be appreciated .tq .hariom.

[@geetashetty3629]

I want in hindi

[@allaboutmycollage9122]

The translation to English is not correct, is it bcz u might have used auto translation?. please let me know if you need any help with translation to English from your English statements.

[@avichowdhury5576]

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[@lakshmysubramanian9087]

Hare Krishna 🙏🏻

[@chandramurthy5899]

Hare Krishna

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Thank you ❤️🙏

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Thank you

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Thank you 🙏