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Lord Krishna 

 

LORD SRI KRISHNA

GÎTÂ UPANISHAD

OFFERING

  

“Knowledge yields to those who work for goodwill without aspiring for the fruits of it. To such ones the darkness of ignorance is cleared as the knowledge dawns; doubts disappear.” (4/41)

 

The humanity has not yet understood Yagna – Goodwill in action. Humans act with expectations. Nature acts-not with expectation. Nature works, since it likes to work, loves to work. It acts-not to be appreciated by any. Human nature is otherwise. Humans act with motive. Humans cannot see action as a way of life. They look for results; they look for fruits. All ignorance emerges from this attitude of self-profit. As long as self-profit, self-growth, self-satiation, self-gratification, self-aggrandisement exists, a human cannot be out of ignorance. Knowledge cannot be their cup of tea. Action for the sake of action, love of action (not of result), love of others welfare can be learnt from the Nature. The plant the tree, the sun, the moon, the earth, the elements do not act for themselves. Their labour is for others; for the sustenance of others; due to their love for others.

Seeking for self is a loophole in awareness. Seeking God is a deeper one. All seeking is selfish. Antidote this by offering. Offer yourself to work. Offer yourself for others welfare. Let your soul, mind and body be offered in its completeness. When the offering is complete you are already Divine. Sun is Divine, for, his offering is complete. Tree is Divine for, its offering is complete; it therefore grows vertically towards the Light. Learn from Nature and follow. Learn from teacher who offers himself and seeks nothing. The teacher is but a fulfilled product of Nature. When you follow this path of offering the doubts die and you would have no more resistance for self preservation. Such are the grand examples of Nature and of the Divine.


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