| Bhagavad Gita |
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| The Yoga of the Gita is a progressive and multiple process. There is no loss in attempt and failure, as every sincere effort is a gain in itself. It consists of: (1) Control of the senses and purity of conduct, and regulation of the routine of life, worship, work, food, sleep, etc.; (2) Unselfish, but none the less attentive, performance of the duties to which one is called by one's natural fitness and by reason of one's place in the social organisation; (3) Cultivation of true detachment and an even spirit in the face of success or difficulty or failure, or causes for joy, grief or disappointment; (4) Vigilant control of the motions of the mind, and the elimination of passions that disturb it-lust, anger and greed; (5) Periodical turning of the mind inwards, for silent, concentrated meditation; and (6) Surrender to God's grace. |
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