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PHRASES IN THE GITA - 296

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PHRASES IN THE GITA - 296


न च तस्मान मनुष्येषु कश्चिन्मे प्रिय कृत्तमः  ...  (अध्याय १८ - श्लोक ६९)
ந ச தஸ்மான் மநுஷ்யேஷு கஶ்சின் மே ப்ரிய க்ருத்தமஹ  ...  (அத்யாயம் 18 - ஶ்லோகம் 69)
Na cha Tasmaan Manushyeshu KaschinMe Priya Kruttamah  ...  (Chapter 18 - Shloka 69)

Meaning :  There is none other dearer than him , who does the work dearest to Me ...

Which is the work mentioned by Shri Krishna as His dearest ??  Study of the Gita and discussion of the Gita with 'My' devotees .. are the works dearest to Shri Krishna , according to Him ..  In the Vibhooti Yogam (Tenth chapter) Shri Krishna mentions Adhyatma Vidya (Spiritual education) as His Vibhooti ..  'That is verily Me', says Shri Krishna ..  Study of the Gita is Spiritual education ..  and hence is dearest to Him ..

The common attitude of humans is to proudly show off his possessions ..  It will be natural for one who has studied the Gita to talk Gita with others ..  This is a very special work , according to Shri Krishna ..  Arjuna plunged into a state of confusion in Kurukshetra ..  He talked of quitting the battle field ..  Shri Krishna probably had two options ..  To let Arjuna quit the battle field or to instigate him to fight by inciting passion in him ..  These were easier options ..  But Shri Krishna chose a tougher and a challenging one ..  He talked Gita , gave Adhyatma Vidya to Arjuna and tried to turn Arjuna into a Yogi ..  He wanted Arjuna to fight the battle with a Yogi mindset ..  This was a noble effort , though a very tough one ..  Shri Krishna expects the same from a student of the Gita ,..  Sharing or discussing the essence of the Gita with Devotees ..  Shri Krishna describes this as the dearest work to Him ..  There is no other work equal to this , says Shri Krishna ..

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