Verse 2.53 : Sankhya Yoga "Transcendental Knowledge"
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The Translation
“When your intellect, which has been perplexed by hearing many scriptures, remains unmoved and steady in Samadhi, then you will attain divine Union.”
Commentary & Insights
Krishna explains that when Arjuna's intellect remains steady in meditation, unmoved by conflicting scriptures and arguments, he will attain direct union with the Divine (Yoga).
Practical Application
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Spend 10 minutes in silent contemplation today, without reading or listening to anything, allowing your mind to settle and find its natural clarity.
Reflections & Notes
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Self-Reflection Prompts
- When does your mind feel most 'perplexed by opinions'? How can you bring it back to a steady, silent center?
- What does 'Samadhi' mean to you in the context of your daily focus and presence?
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2.53
श्रुतिविप्रतिपन्ना ते यदा स्थास्यति निश्चला
When your intellect, which was distracted by hearing various rituals, stands firm and unshakable in the contemplation of the Self, you will attain true spiritual realization (Jnana Yoga).