Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta In Gujarati Hrishi Patel

In this episode, we will try to understand the meaning of the third word of the Fourth  verse of
Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta - Maheshwasa ( Those who carry huge bows and arrows )

In this fourth part of the explanation of the fourth verse, we will talk about following things,

- Understanding the word "Maheshwasa" ( Those who carry huge bows and arrows )

- Importance of proper tools and equipments

- Knowledge and ability is useless without proper tools and equipments

- Understanding the word "Maheshwasa" in reference of Vishnusahastra

- Green Revolution and White Revolution of India

- Role of M.S. Swaminathan and Verghese Kurien in development of India

- How did Krishna get his Sudarshan Chakra?

- How did Arjun get his mighty bow called Gandiv?

- Money is the most important tool

- Philosophy behind Karna's character in Mahabharat

- Why did Kunti leave Karna after birth?

- Why did Kunti ask for Yudhisthir as the first child?

- Interesting true story of renowned Gujarati poet Mariz

- Real meaning behind the curse given to Karna by Parshuram

- Why is it that the real cause of most of our misery is our improper donations?

Bhagwad Geeta - Chapter 1 - Verse 4 - Meaning Of The Fourth Verse Of Geeta - Quality Of Being Brave And Valorous - Bravery And Valor Of Lakshaman

In this episode, we will continue our discussion from the previous episode about the meaning of the second word of the Fourth verse of Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta - Shura ( Quality of being Valorous )

In this third part of the explanation of the fourth verse, we will talk about following things,

- Understanding the word "Shura" (Valorous)

- What is the difference between Valor and Anger?

- Why is satvik anger needed and should not be suppressed?

- Why should Lakshman be considered as a person of valor and not just as an angry person?

- We will talk about three different occasions of Ramayan in order to understand the brave character of Lakshman.

- How Lakshman abhors the idea of being superstitious and leaving things to destiny.

- Thoughts of Lakshman on destiny, luck and hard work.

- What Lakshman considers the best option for humans, whether to leave things on luck and destiny or to work hard?

- Why is Valmiki Ramayan being ignored?

Bhagwad Geeta - Chapter 1 - Verse 4 - Meaning Of The Fourth Verse Of Geeta - Quality Of Being Valorous

In this episode, we will try to understand the meaning of the second word of the Fourth verse of Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta - Shura ( Quality of being Valorous )

In this episode, we will translate Sanskrit word first and then we will try to understand the meaning of the word in proper context.

In this second part of the explanation of the fourth verse, we will talk about following things,

- Understanding the word "Shura" (Valorous)

- What is the difference between Valorous and adventurous / courageous ( Sahasik )?

- What is the difference between being Valor and Anger ( Sahasik )?

- Why is valor being considered as the most important quality?

- Why should Lakshman be considered as a person of valor and not just as an angry person?

- Why is Gandhiji a valorous person?

- Meaning and explanation of a Vedic mantra ( Rastra Gaan Mantra )- Aa Bhraman Bhramano Bhramvarchasi jayatam.

Bhagwad Geeta - Chapter 1 - Verse 4 - Meaning Of The Fourth Verse Of Geeta - Importance Of Living In Present

Complete translation and the meaning of the Fourth verse of Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta.

In this episode, we will translate Sanskrit words first and then we will try to understand the meaning of the verse in proper context.

In this first part of the explanation of the fourth verse, we will talk about following things,

- Understanding the word "Atra"

- What is the meaning of living in present

- Importance of Living In Present

- Why was Geeta told during the war? Or why the backdrop of war is important for Geeta.

- Why must interpretation of good / holy books be done in the current context?

This episode is not directly related to our thread of Bhagwad Geeta discourse but I believe it will help us in understanding Geeta better. In YouTube it is easy to create another playlist but here on podcast it is not convenient so I will keep it here for time being until I can create a separate podcast for such topics.

In this discourse we will try to understand one of the most famous poetic lines of Kabir. In these just four lines Kabir has beautifully managed to put the essence of entire vedic teachings ( Ved, Upanishd, Geeta ... ).

Ek Ram Dasharath ka beta,
Ek Ram ghat ghat me baitha,
Ek Ram ka sakal pasaa,
Ek Ram hai sabase nyara...

We will try to understand these lines with the help of Geeta.

This episode is not directly related to our thread of Bhagwad Geeta discourse but I believe it will help us in understanding Geeta better. Besides I believe the listeners won't mind putting it here since this knowledge is also passed by Lord Shree Krishna to Uddhavji in Shirmad Bhagwat. In YouTube it is easy to create another playlist but here on podcast it is not convenient so I will keep it here for time being until I can create a separate podcast for such topics.

In this discourse we will learn about twenty four teachers of Avadhut Dattatrey Maharaj. From these 24 Guru of Dattatrey there are lots of things to learn for us for spiritual as well as for social life.