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THREE GUNAS OF NATURE |
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| The one who is indifferent to honor and disgrace; who
is the same to friend and foe; who has renounced the sense of doership; is said to have transcended the Gunas.
(14.25)
The one who offers service to Me with love and unswerving devotion transcends Gunas, and becomes feet for realizing Brahman. (See also 7.14 and 15.19) (14.26) Because, I am the abode of the immortal and eternal Brahman, of everlasting Dharma, and of the absolute bliss. (14.27) |
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