Verse 6.21 : Dhyana Yoga "Path of Meditation"
Verse 21 of 47
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The Translation
“when one experiences that infinite bliss which is grasped by the intellect but lies beyond the senses, and wherein established, one never wavers from the truth;”
Commentary & Insights
Krishna describes the infinite, intellectual joy of this state, which exists beyond the senses, stating that once established in it, one never wavers from the truth.
Practical Application
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When an external event disturbs your peace today, connect with your inner clarity and remind yourself: 'My peace is internal and cannot be taken away.'
Reflections & Notes
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Self-Reflection Prompts
- Why is spiritual joy described as 'beyond the senses' (*atīndriyam*)? Can the physical eyes see the joy of meditation?
- Once you taste a higher, internal satisfaction, why do worldly temptations lose their power to make you waver?
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6.21
सुखमात्यन्तिकं यत्तद् बुद्धिग्राह्यमतीन्द्रियम्
Sensory pleasures are mixed with pain and are limited. The bliss of the Self is pure, infinite, and independent of any object. A person who has experienced this absolute reality can never be deluded by worldly promises again.