Verse 9.30 : Raja Vidya Raja Guhya Yoga "The King of Secrets"
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The Translation
“Even if the most sinful person worships Me with undivided devotion, he must be regarded as saintly, for he has resolved rightly.”
Commentary & Insights
Krishna offers a revolutionary message of hope and redemption, declaring that no one is beyond saving. He emphasizes the power of a sincere mental pivot.
Practical Application
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Identify a past mistake or self-limiting label you have been carrying. Write it down, tear it up, and make a firm, positive resolution to act differently today.
Reflections & Notes
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Self-Reflection Prompts
- In many societies, a person is labeled by their past mistakes forever. How does this verse offer a fresh start? What is the power of a 'correct resolution' (*samyag vyavasitaḥ*)?
- Why is a sudden, total alignment toward the Divine capable of washing away past karma?
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9.30
अपि चेत्सुदुराचारो भजते मामनन्यभाक्
The moment a sinner resolves: 'I shall worship the Self and abandon all selfish conduct,' his old identity dies. His resolution to seek the Truth is the highest virtue. He should be respected as a sage because his intent has been purified.