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    Jai Guru

    (The Blue font - Gurujis commentary as it appears in the East WestMagazine.

    The Black font - edited version as it appears in God Talks with

    Arjunas Second Edition, 1!"

    Page 57 to page 78 The editor has expanded Gurujissimple commentary to about twenty one pages !scholarly wor"# $n these pages most o% the editedwriting is &uite di%%erent than Gurujis original $t is%utile to try to write the edited paragraph below the

    original paragraph because it is almost impossible

    $t is better to study both the 'ersion separately

    Please Note:

    Please compare and note the di%%erence in original lucidteaching o% our Great Guru and the edited 'ersion

    (ome paragraphs are added or remo'ed (e&uence o% someparagraphs is di%%erent than Gurujis teaching

    The editor has used long sentences and uncommon wordsThe language is so chosen as to con%use the reader

    )hen reading Gurujis commentary* we %eel that we arelistening to our Guru because he uses words li"e we* youetc )hile the editor uses third person

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    EAT-WET

    March! "#$$ %ol. &'&

    The Bhagavad Gita

    Stanzas 4, 5 and 6, of Chapter I

    The Battle

    Between

    Habits of Meditation

    nd

    !estless "tivit#

    I$T!%&'CTI%$

    Sans(rit) Stanzas 4, 5, and 6 of Chapter I*

    Atra shura mahasasha Bhimarjuna samaju)hi yuju)hana Biratascha

    *rupa)ascha maharatha'+th tanza.

    *hrista,utuscha,itana ashirajascha irjaan /urajit untihojascha

    haiascha narapungaah'&th tanza.

    0u)hamanyuscha i,ranta 1ttamaujascha Beerjaan auha)ro

    *raupa)aascha sara aa maharatha'2th tanza.

    +iteral Glossar#)

    'Atra (here34 shura (heroes34 mahasasha (great archers34 Bheemarjunasama (e5ually 5ualifie) li,e Bheema an) Arjuna34 yu)i (in attle34

    0uju)hana! Biratascha (an) Birat34 *raupa)ascha (the son of *raupa)i34

    maharatha (great arriors3.

    *hrista,utu! cha,itana. ashirajascha (an) the ing of ashi34 irjaan (the

    poerful34 /urajit untahojascha'(an) untihoja34 haiya-scha'(an)

    haiya34 narapungaa (the floer of men3.

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    0u)hamanyuscha (an) 0u)hamanyu34 eerjaan (the poerful34

    hauha)ro (the son of huha)ra34 *raupa)a-scha (an) the sons of

    *raupa)i34 sara aa (all of them34 maharatha (great arriors3.

    +iteral Translation)

    6ere are present mighty omen! as s,illful in attle as Bheema an) Arjuna

    'the 7eteran arriors! 0uju)hana! Birata! *raupa)a4 the poerful*hrista,atu! 8ha,itana! an) the ing of ashi4 the floer of men! /urajit!

    unti Bhoja! an) haya4 the strong 0u)hamanyu! an) the 7aliant

    1ttamaujas! the son of uha)ra! an) the sons of *raupa)i! oners of great

    chariots.

    Spirit-al Glossar# of 4th, 5th and 6th Stanzas*

    ". 0uju)hana ' (0o)hum 8haitanya pro,ashatum eshana

    ahilashamana3'

    Sradha

    or &evotion*

    9. 1ttamauja'(1tamah ojojashya eti3'Beerjam'

    .italit#

    or Celiba"#*

    $. 8ha,eetan ' (8hi,ati janati eti3 ' mriti'

    Me/or# &ivine and h-/an*

    +. Birat'(Bishasana atmani rajata eti3'ama)hi'

    %neness*

    &. ashiraj'(/ararthan ashyan pro,ashyan rajata Bihati eti3'

    /roggna'

    The prin"ipal enlightening fa"-lt#Intelligen"e*

    2. *rupa)a'(*rutam higrahm pa)am gatir-jasya eti3'

    Teeraeg'

    01tre/e &ispassion*

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    :. *hrista,atu'jana ,ataa apa)ah *hrishyata3

    0ama'

    2ower to follow pres"riptive negative r-les*

    ;. haia'(hiah mangalah tatsaman)hiya eti shai ya

    mangala)aya,a3'

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    o ?irst! /rohjihara! or the state of withdrawing the

    attention fro/ sensor# dist-rban"es4

    o econ)! *hyan! or the state of fo"-sing the

    withdrawn attention on Spirit4

    o Thir)! *harana (conception3 or the state

    of holding the attention of Spirit4

    o

    ?ourth! ama)hi (i)entity of me)itator an) ojectof me)itation3 or that state ofrealizing %neness

    with Spirit.

    Spirit-al Interpretation

    t is 7ery interesting to fin) that the splitting of the root meaning of the

    ans,rit names in the Gita yiel)s us the names of the psychological arriors

    hich e ha7e een )iscussing. or) ante) to unite the souls of his ignorant an)

    an)ering chil)ren ith 6is on pirit. This as to e accomplishe)

    scientifically through spiritual la. /atanjali eCplains this 7ery clearly in)efinite metaphysical terms! hile the Gita gi7es it in allegory.

    These metaphysical sol)iers! mentione) ao7e! must come to the ai) of the

    )e7otee ho ants to attle the e7il sol)iers of the senses. ing *esire!

    *urju)hana3 tells his preceptor! *rona! (past hait3 aout the spiritual! occult

    sol)iers ho ere line) up in attle array in the spinal pleCuses.

    Almost e7ery soul is a prisoner of the senses! hich are entrenche) on the

    surface of the o)y. The souls attention is lure) aay from its inner

    ,ing)om in the me)ulla! the piritual Eye! an) the pleCuses! to the outer

    region of the o)y! here gree)! temptation! an) attachment ha7e their

    stronghol)s. The )e7otee! ho ants to lea) ing oul aay from the

    misery-ma,ing slums of the senses! fin)s that he cannot )o so ithout a

    se7ere clash eteen the sol)iers of the senses an) the *i7ine sol)iers of the

    soul.

    The fourth! fifth! an) siCth stanzas of the Bhaga7a) Gita )escrie the

    metaphysical sol)iers of the soul hich are rouse) y me)itation. The fifth!

    siCth! an) se7enth stanzas )escrie the sol)iers of the senses hich ecome

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    eCcite) an) try to hol) ac, the aa,ene) soul an) to resist his occult

    armies hich struggle to rescue him.

    The man rolling )on hill fin)s no resistance! ut as soon as he ants to

    clim up he meets great resistance! so it is ith the man ho is fast sli)ing

    into e7il. 6e )oes not fin) resistance until he tries to re7erse his )irection

    an) clim up the hill of 7irtue.

    The man ho a,es up an) tries to ecome etter fin)s his e7il haits

    clashing ith his )esire for self-control. f the soul ins the first

    psychological attle through self-control! it fin)s that it has to go through

    another an) more sutle metaphysical attle eteen the faculties of elf

    Dealization an) its on pre-natal an) post-natal e7il haits.

    The first stanza of the Gita )escries the initial psychological clash eteen

    )iscrimination an) sense haits! through hich e7ery spiritual no7ice has to

    struggle. Also! the sutler metaphysical attle eteen the forces of elf-Dealization an) those of the innate sense haits has to e on efore the

    soul can e enthrone) again in its cereral ,ing)om an) reign ith its

    *i7ine courtiers of intuitional 5ualities hich resi)e in the spinal pleCuses.

    The great metaphysical generals! hich lea) the sol)iers of spiritual thought

    to attle! along ith their characteristics! ill no e )escrie)! as the

    eCplanation is gi7en of the fourth! fifth! an) siCth stanzas. ?olloing that

    ill e gi7en a )escription of the generals of the sutle senses hich hol)

    the Ego (the pseu)o soul3 as their prisoner.

    The soul encounters the highest metaphysical attle after inning the moral

    an) psychological struggle eteen goo) an) e7il thoughts. The )eep

    introspection of the 0ogi (spiritual aspirant3 re7eals that ing Material

    *esire! efore the inner attle as age)! egan to sur7ey the metaphysical

    arriors of the soul (stanzas +! &! an) 23 an) his on sense sol)iers! as

    )escrie) in stanzas 2! :! an) ;. ing Material *esire a))resses his

    preceptor! *rona! (Material 6ait3 saying@ Behol)! here are great

    metaphysical arriors. They are@

    ". *i7ine *e7otion 7s. rre7erent atanic *iselief.

    9. %ital 8eliacy 7s. *eauchery.

    $. piritual Memory (the ouls memory that it is part of pirit3 7s. Material

    *elusion (that hich ma,es man forget Go)3.

    +. neness ith Go) in ama)hi (the state after )eep me)itation3 7s.

    *elusion! hich ma,es the oul ehol) the )i7erse forms of matter an) the

    pairs of opposite instea) of ne pirit.

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    &. *iscriminati7e ntelligence 7s. E7il Deason.

    2. ECtreme *ispassion 7s. ECtreme Material Attachment.

    :. /oer to follo piritual >a 7s. the )esire to in)ulge in poisonous

    fori))en fruits of sense lures.

    ;. Wholesome! positi7e! )iscipline 7s. misery-pro)ucing e7il ays.

    #. /roper o)ily posture! (helpful in me)itation3 straight spine! etc.! 7s.

    improper o)ily posture con)uci7e to laziness an) flesh attachment (ent

    spine an) slouching attitu)e3.

    "=. nar)ly controlle) >ife ?orce re7erse) on eternally satisfying Go) 7s.

    outar)ly floing >ife ?orce! re7ealing the lure of the senses.

    "". The faculty of ith)raing consciousness from the senses (This poer

    is attaine) after gaining control of the >ife ?orce3 7s. su))en scattering ofthe min) on matter! )ue to hi))en pre-natal material haits.

    "9. Me)itation after ith)raing the min) from matter 7s. occasional

    )istractions.

    "$. *harma (Truth3.

    Page 57 to page 78 The editor has expanded Gurujis

    simple commentary to about twenty one pages !scholarly wor"# $n these pages most o% the editedwriting is &uite di%%erent than Gurujis original $t is%utile to try to write the edited paragraph below theoriginal paragraph because it is almost impossible

    $t is better to study both the 'ersion separately

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    Please Note:

    Please compare and note the di%%erence in original lucidteaching o% our Great Guru and the edited 'ersion

    (ome paragraphs are added or remo'ed (e&uence o% some

    paragraphs is di%%erent than Gurujis teaching

    The editor has used long sentences and uncommon wordsThe language is so chosen as to con%use the reader

    )hen reading Gurujis commentary* we %eel that we arelistening to our Guru because he uses words li"e we* youetc )hile the editor uses third person

    !e/ar( $o

    The Blue is Gurujis commentary as it appears in the East West Magazine.

    The Black is edited version as it appears in God Talks with Arjuna

    Second Edition, 1 pa#es $% to $&!FFFFFFF

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    +,(-./!T$+0(

    *This Para is added later which is non existent in Gurujiscommentary.

    ** This Para is added later which is non existent in

    Gurujis commentary. *** This Para is added later which is non existent in

    Gurujis commentary.

    . **** This Para is removed.

    !e/ar( $o

    Gurujis commentary is in a very simple language. It isintended to convey the meaning.

    The edited language is complicated and does not conveythe exact meaning at many places. It is quite confusing.

    eather it is done intentionally! or to show the command

    on language of the editor! or "oth is a question.