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What are the

3 GUNAS

mentioned in the

BHAGAVAD GITA ?

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You mentioned the Bhagavid Gita, do you have a pdf for it in English? Are there translations I should look out for?

the Gita is probably the most translated Sanskrit text. The best translation I think in general is Valerie Roebuck’s, who even does a flattering comparison to Dr King but does a more or less accurate translation, not smoothing over the problematic parts.

The one I would most say to avoid is the ISKCON popular ‘the Bhagavad Gita as it is’, which is only useful if you want to understand ISKCON thought. It’s too overladen with interpretation which shapes the translation. Same w/ Sri Aurobindo

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Because in Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, chapter 16, verse 23, it is said that those who abandon scriptural methods and act arbitrarily neither attain happiness nor liberation. Therefore, since pilgrimage is not mentioned in the scriptures, it is a futile spiritual practice.

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यः, शास्वविधिम्, उत्सृज्य, वर्तते, कामकारतः, न, सः, सिद्धिम्, अवाप्नोति, न, सुखम् न, पराम्, गतिम् ॥ २३ ॥

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शास्त्रविधिम्

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अवाप्नोति

सिद्धिको

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उत्सन्प •

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कामकारतः वर्तते

अपनी इमान • आचरण करता है,

पराम् गतिम्

परम

गतिको (और)

सुखम्

सुखको ही

[शासनानुकूल कर्म करने हेतु प्रेरणा। तस्माच्छास्वं प्रमाणं ते कार्याकार्यव्यवस्थिती। ज्ञात्वा शास्त्रविधानोक्तं कर्म कर्तुमिहार्हसि ॥ २४ ॥ तस्मात्, शास्त्रम्, प्रमाणम्, ते, कार्याकार्यव्यवस्थिती, ज्ञात्वा, शास्त्रविधानौक्तम्, कर्म, कर्तुम्, इह, अर्हसि ॥ २४॥

तस्मात्

इससे

तेरे लिये

इस कीय और

ते

उह

प्रमाणम्

प्रमाण है।

(एवम्) ऐसा

ज्ञात्वा

जामकर (तु)

कार्याकार्यवस्थित

अकर्तव्यको कर्म

शास्वम्

व्यवस्थानें

कर्तुम्

कर्म (ही)

करने

शास्त्र (ही)

अर्हसि

योग्य है।

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Disclaimer - Some of these are LOA books.

Read :

Dissolving the Ego - Helen Hamilton - A bit repetitive decent book

Neville Complete Reader - When I first got into LOA Neville was great, but also I reread him recently and his material is actually highly dualistic.

Becoming Supernatural - Joe Dispenza

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself - Joe Dispenza - the book that got me down this rabbit hole. Last year after 5 years of being ill, I was sick of it. I started reading him (this was before I got into LOA) and I was healed.

Seth Speaks - Jane Roberts - After reading Neville a good friend recommended Seth Speaks. Obsessed. I love the way the entity Seth explains concepts. I couldn't put it down

The Nature of Personal Reality - Jane Roberts

I am Lord Krishna V5 - John Paolucci - The author that got me into non-duality. He creates a very fun, cute and playful approach to non-duality. A 26-page pdf that I have reread multiple times and find so many gems each time I reread with a new understanding. His wording can be a bit confusing sometimes so have patience with yourself. His discord is full of gems too. You can check out his material on his subreddit here. He also has some excellent 1-7 page pdfs and his metaphysical text that is around 29 pages is great as well! Big JP stan! Just FYI - don't ask questions in his discord. John is a bit of a stickler with people finding out the information on their own and a lot of questions have already been answered in the discord so just search it. You will get muted if you break this a few times lol

Most of the hindu texts - The Upshinads, Bhagavad Gita, etc. I am excited to reread them from the non dualistic perspective. If anyone is interested in Advaita Vedanta, the Advaita Vedanta subreddit is excellent along with this self study website.

Love Yourself and Let the Other Person Have It Your Way - Lawrence Crane - Pretty easy read tbh. A bit repetitive. But the point is clear. Love and approve others as they are you and love and approve yourself first.

I AM THAT - Nisargadatta Maharaj - classic

To Read:

Rupert Spira's books - The man has the most amazing, gentle energy from what I have seen on youtube.

Ramana Maharsi - When I got deeper into Hinduism a few years ago I kept seeing his face (maybe this was inner me giving me a sign)

Lester Levenson - I am currently on his book - Keys to Ultimate Freedom

Hindu texts refresh

Rumi

Reality Transurfing - Vadim Zeland

ACIM - Man.. the book she THICCCC.. but I see a lot of ACIM quotes that really draw me in along with the workbook looking excellent.

I genuinely enjoy reading, studying, and learning tbh. I know overconsumption is a thing (believe me I do lol) I guess I am just on the Jnana Yoga path.

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Crestani, 21, had dropped out of college in 2009 and gone to Thailand. He was traveling around the country on a little loan from his family, attempting to "find" himself. To that purpose, he brought spiritual texts such as the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita (a Hindu scripture). But his saving grace turned out to be a business book: Tim Ferriss' The 4-Hour Workweek, the now-classic guide to breaking free from the 9-to-5 by starting an internet business.

Ferriss's main thesis in the book is to cease trading time for money and instead establish enterprises that can eventually run nearly entirely on their own: passive income.

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His first attempt at entrepreneurship was selling items on eBay. That enterprise earned him $1,000 to $2,000 each month and prompted a call from PayPal's security team. There was a problem with the business model: Crestani was selling things that PayPal did not approve of. His PayPal account was closed, and the business was closed.

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That enthusiasm, and the income it generates, allow him to travel the world at his leisure. He has worked exceedingly hard to create a lifestyle free of bosses and the need to show up at work. And the rewards, however great, are much more than just money. Crestani claims he grew up as a hermit, preoccupied with computer games and unaware of the benefits of globe travel. Now, the 28-year-old newlywed millionaire is plotting his next worldwide journey while boosting his company to even higher heights.

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