| Bhagavadgita |
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| Books By Rajaji |
THE PRACTICE OF MIND-CONTROL |
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follows the wandering genses carries away the Reason of the man with it, as the gale bears
away the ship on the ocean. II-67 But impoelled by what, does a man commit sin, as it were by force constrained, though he does not wish, indeed, tobe a sinful man? II36 The Lord said: It is desire. It is anger. It is born out of the principle of passion in nature, insatiable and all-polluting. Know it as our enemy here on earth. III-37 As smoke surrounds fire, as a mirror is covered over with dust, as the embryo is encased in the womb, the understanding is enveloped by this enemy. III-38 |
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