| Bhagavad Gita |
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| Books By Rajaji |
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MEDITATION |
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| Seated in a clean place, on a fixed seat prepared for himself, neither very much raised nor very low, covered over with cloth, skin and Kusha grass.
VI-11 There, having steadied his mind, controlling thought and the functions of the senses, sitting on his seat, he should engage himself in meditation for the purification of the self. VI-12 With body, head and neck erect, not shaking, steady, eyes turned to the point of the nose and gaze not wandering. VI-13 With internal calm, fearless, firm in the vow of Brahmacharya, the mind well governed, thinking of Me, let him sit harmonized and absorbed in attaining Me. VI-14 |
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