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II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

परि आपण चित्तीं आपला I निकियापरी संतोषला I जे तो संवादु फावला I कृष्णार्जुनाचा II 8 II
तेणें आनंदाचेनि धालेपणें I साभिप्राय अंत:करणें I आतां आदरेसीं बोलणें I घडेल तया II 9 II
तो गीतेमाजि षष्ठींचा I  प्रसंगु असे आयणीचा I जैसा क्षीरार्णवीं अमृताचा I निवाडु जाहला II 10 II
तैसे गीतार्थाचें सार I जें विवेकसिंधूचें पार I नानायोगविभव भांडार I उघडलें कां II 11 II
जें आदिप्रकृतीचें विसवणें I जें शब्दब्रम्हासि न बोलणें I जेथूनि गीतावल्लीचें ठाणें I प्ररोहो पावे II 12 II
तो अध्याय सहावा I वरि साहित्याचिया बरवा I सांगिजेल म्हणोनि परिसावा I चित्त देउनि II 13 II

"Sanjay felt elated having the privilege of listening to the enlightening dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjun. He now narrates it to Drutarashtra in Chapter 6. Understandable by reasoning It is the very essence just like Amrut, the elixir of eternal life that came up from churning of the ocean. It is about the importance of distinguishing between the real (Bramha
 or the Self) and the unreal (the world of appearances) and the need to cultivate detachment from worldly attachments. It is like unlocking the door to Treasure house Yog in entirety. It is the resting place of 'Adimaya', the primeval, divine, or sacred entity, often associated with the concept of the Divine Mother or Adi Shakti, representing the source of all Creation and power. And even the Vedas find themselves inadequate to express it's glory. It is here, the green shoots of the tree vine Gita begin their journey to full bloom. Such an enlightening episode is Chapter 6 of Bhagwad Gita that I urge you to listen to attentively."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

II श्रीसद्गुरूचरणार्पणमस्तु II