Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 2

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No one wants to die: everyone wants to live as long as he can drag on. This tendency is visible not only individually but also collectively in the community, society and nation. There is a hard struggle for life by all kinds of living entities, and the Vedas say that this is quite natural. The living being is eternal by nature, but due to his bondage in material existence he has to change his body over and over. This process is called transmigration of the soul or karma-bandhana,bondage by one’s work. The living entity has to work for his livelihood because that is the law of material nature, and if he does not act according to his prescribed duties, he transgresses the law of nature and binds himself more and more to the cycle of birth and death in the many species of life.

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 2

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 5 1:15:26

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The fact is that there is nothing but Krsna within and without. Everything is a manifestation of His different energies, like the heat and light emanating from a fire, and in this way there is a oneness among His diverse energies. Although there is oneness, however, the Lord in His personal form still enjoys unlimitedly all the pleasures enjoyed minutely by the tiny part-and-parcel living entities.…

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 4 1:10:00

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Through mental speculation, even the greatest philosopher cannot know the Supreme Lord, who is the Absolute Personality of Godhead. He can be known only by His devotees through His mercy. In the Brahma-saṁhitā (5.34) it is stated that even if a nondevotee philosopher travels through space at the speed of the wind or the mind for hundreds of millions of years, he will still find that the Absolute Truth is far, far away from him.…

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 3 1:15:53

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Human life is distinguished from animal life due to its heavy responsibilities. Those who are cognisant of these responsibilities and who work in that spirit are called suras (godly persons).

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 2 1:23:08

1 year ago1:23:08

1:23:08

No one wants to die: everyone wants to live as long as he can drag on. This tendency is visible not only individually but also collectively in the community, society and nation. There is a hard struggle for life by all kinds of living entities, and the Vedas say that this is quite natural. The living being is eternal by nature, but due to his bondage in material existence he has to change his body over and over. This process is called transmigration of the soul or karma-bandhana, bondage by one’s work. The living entity has to work for his livelihood because that is the law of material nature, and if he does not act according to his prescribed duties, he transgresses the law of nature and binds himself more and more to the cycle of birth and death in the many species of life.…

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Bhakti Book Club - Sri Isopanisad Mantra 1 1:27:49

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Everything animate or inanimate that is within the universe is controlled and owned by the Supreme Absolute. One should therefore accept only those things necessary for himself, which are set aside as his quota, and one should not accept other things, knowing well to whom they belong.

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