Hinduism, Ancient And Modern : As Taught in Original Sources And Illustrated in Practical Life
Hinduism, Ancient And Modern : As Taught in Original Sources And Illustrated in Practical Life
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He recognized the distinction of caste not from birth, but from guna and karma (attributes and qualifications.) *^This pleasant speech which the unwise who are devoted to verbal discussions about the Vedas, who think of nothing beyond, and who are attached to desire, utter for the purpose of attaining heaven and fruit of action, that speech which concerns itself with much action for the purpose of worldly enjoyment, cannot lead to samadhi those wboseheartsareweddedto.it, nor does it steady the ...intellect. The Vedas concern themselves with that which is made of three qualities (the world), be thou above the world, free from opposites, always abiding in thy true self, never caring for acquisition or preservation of what is acquired. When thy intellect crosses the mind of delusion, thou shalt be free of what is to be heard and what has been already heard. " (Bhagvad Gita, Chapter II, verses 42—46.) His was the religion of the heart, not of sects or cults nor of temple-worship, but of unselfish performance of duty, pure devotion and realization of one's self as the Self of all, and had India followed it, it would not have wit- nessed the many religious and social revolutions it did later on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He recognized the distinction of caste not from birth, but from guna and karma (attributes and qualifications.) *^This pleasant speech which the unwise who are devoted to verbal discussions about the Vedas, who think of nothing beyond, and who are attached to desire, utter for the purpose of attaining heaven and fruit of action, that speech which concerns itself with much action for the purpose of worldly enjoyment, cannot lead to samadhi those wboseheartsareweddedto.it, nor does it steady the ...intellect. The Vedas concern themselves with that which is made of three qualities (the world), be thou above the world, free from opposites, always abiding in thy true self, never caring for acquisition or preservation of what is acquired. When thy intellect crosses the mind of delusion, thou shalt be free of what is to be heard and what has been already heard. " (Bhagvad Gita, Chapter II, verses 42—46.) His was the religion of the heart, not of sects or cults nor of temple-worship, but of unselfish performance of duty, pure devotion and realization of one's self as the Self of all, and had India followed it, it would not have wit- nessed the many religious and social revolutions it did later on.
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