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(Adhyaya II-Slokas
14, 15. 38. Adhyaya V- Slokas 22-24, 26, 28 Adhyaya VI-Slokas 3-7,
10-14, 16, 17, 19, 24.27. Adhyaya Xll --Slokas 13-19. Adhyaya
XIV.-Slokas 22-25.]
AFTER practising an
attitude of unselfishness when engaged in normal activities, the
aspirant can advance towards an attitude of indifference to pain and
pleasure. Success or failure in any endeavour should not agitate the
mind. Pain and pleasure should be welcomed with equanimity as being
impermanent and, in the very nature of things, complementary to each
other. They are part of the universal law of relativity,
inescapable. They arise out of the "contacts of matter"
and have no effect on the soul. |
