Bhagavad Gita shlokas

Introduction

I have been reading the Bhagavad Gita for years. It’s one of those booktok that you can read over and over again, and each time you pick it up you find something new. This is a book about the relationship between God and His creation–you might say it’s a book about love!

Vivaha vaahini janaanam

Vivaha vaahini janaanam

Vyavah svabhava. Janaanaamiva samsarenubhavo

dasa krsna janaanaam

Svabhavo dasa krsna janaanaam svabhava

svabhava svabhava svabhava

Avyavah svabhava

• What is svabhava?

Svabhava is the Sanskrit word for “nature.” It refers to our true nature, which cannot be changed or altered. This means that we have our own innate qualities and characteristics that make us who we are. In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna says: “You are born as a particular type of being because you are born into a particular family with certain features.” For example: if someone were born in Ecuador and was raised in Ecuador, then their life experience would be completely different from someone who grew up in France but now lives in Australia—even though both individuals share the same nationality (i.e., Ecuadorian). In other words, every human being has a distinct set of attributes or characteristics defined by their birth date; it doesn’t matter if they live anywhere else!

Janaanaamiva samsarenubhavo

The world is bound by its own nature. The wise are not bound by it.

The wise are not bound by anything. The wise are free from every form of bondage.

Dasa krsna janaanaam.

Dasa krsna janaanaam,

na tu eva sa vaayujaam.

avyavah svabhava.

Janaanarambha samsarenubhava

The wise are not bound by the world, because they have transcended it. They have seen through its illusions and know that all things changemamaivamso janaanarambha samsarenaubhava. na te vyavah svabhava. Janaanarambha samsarenubhava.

na tu eva sa vaayujaam.

In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna is speaking to Arjuna. He asks Arjuna if he has any doubts or questions. Arjuna says that he does not have any doubts about what he should do next in battle but rather about who he should fight against.

Lord Krishna tells him that there are two types of enemies: those who attack with weapons and those who attack without weapons (like animals). If you fight only with weapons then your enemy will be defeated by your strength but if you use all six limbs (hands, legs and feet) along with your mind then you can defeat even a mountain-sized demon like Vaayujaam (the demon killed by Lord Krishna).

Bhagvad Gita is the main scripture of yogis and peacemakers of India.

The Bhagavad Gita is the main scripture of yogis and peacemakers of India. It’s an important text in Hinduism and has been translated into many languages. The Bhagavad Gita is considered to be one of the most important texts in the world because it teaches us about how we can live our lives with love, compassion, selflessness and forgiveness towards ourselves as well as others

. It teaches us how to be a yogi and live in the present moment while being connected to our inner self.

Conclusion

There are many other verses in Bhagvad Gita that would be beneficial to read, but this is just a small selection of the most important ones. I hope you enjoyed reading through them as much as we enjoyed creating this post!