Bhagavad Gita Summary Chapter IXBhagavad Gita shloka IX.1 Bhagavad
Gita Summary chapter IX shloka 1 primarily deals with Krishna imparting to Arjuna
the importance of the sacred wisdom which is not within the reach of a normal
human being as one is not able to comprehend the same. And why most people are
unable to comprehend the deeper meaning is illustrated in this fact ... Similarly
as no two students get the same marks in an examination in spite of having studied
in the same class, the teacher being the same, same knowledge was imparted to
both of them yet, both students obtained different marks.
Even
if the teacher desires the whole class coming first the same never happens ...
it is not the teaching prowess of the teacher which comes into play but the willingness
on the part of the student ... the inherent capability of a student which gets
him the desired numbers. Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX shloka 2 explains the importance of knowing Bhagavad Gita ... Lord Krishna emphasizes on the fact that Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX is the foremost and the ultimate of all sacred Scriptures available on Mother Earth ... it has rightly been termed as the king of all wisdom. No other spiritual knowledge can even compare with Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX. This statement is borne out of the fact that Lord Krishna came about thousand years earlier to Mahavira ... Buddha followed approximately 77 years thereafter. About 423 years hence came Jesus Christ and finally about two centuries later followed Prophet Mohammed. The chain of events is a proven fact ... there is no point doubting the sequence of evolution. Not necessarily what came first has to be on the top but in this case Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX ... the essence of all spiritual knowledge contained in the Cosmos flowed from the mouth of Lord Krishna as if the Creator himself had manifested... in fact, it had! The
prime reason why Lord Krishna is considered as an avatar (God, the Almighty Creator
manifest as a human being) ? Bhagwan Mahavira, Gautam Buddha, Jesus Christ and
Prophet Mohammed are all man gods who were born normal human beings ... yet rose
to those heights where even Angels fear to tread. Bhagavad Gita shloka IX.3Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX shloka 3 primarily deals with Lord Krishna emphasizing upon Arjuna the merits of knowing Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX. Lord Krishna addresses Arjuna as one who has burnt out all his Karma and has purified himself fit to learn the wisdom of Bhagavad Gita Summary chapter IX. Lord Krishna emphasizes upon the fact that the knower of Bhagavad Gita has to pass through various phases of deep and intense meditation before attaining the stage of self realization ... become God Realized! One
needs to practically burn himself in the pyre of almost unattainable spiritual
practices ... prayers so intense that to physically bear the heat sometimes becomes
intolerable. Prayers so intense in nature that they can literally take the life
out of you... scorch you beyond recognition.
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