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Kansavanuramardana. I offer my obeisances to Lord Kṛṣṇa, the spiritual master of the universe, who is the supreme bliss of Devakī.
Srimad Bhagavad Bhita is the divine voice of the Lord Himself. Its glory is immense, unlimited. In his reality
It is also said in Mahabharata, Sarvashastramayo Geeta (Bhishma 43.2). But saying this is not enough, because all the scriptures originated from the Vedas, Bedika appeared from the mouth of Lord Brahma and Brahmaji was born from the lotus navel of Lord Brahma. In this way, there has been a lot of interference between the scriptures and God, but Gota has emerged from the mouth of God himself, hence it would not be an exaggeration if it is said to be superior to all the scriptures. Lord Ved Vyas himself has said-
No one can describe it. Even Shesh, Mahesh, and Ganesha cannot fully describe its glory, let alone humans. Its glory has been sung in various places in history, the Puranas, and so on; but even if all the praises sung so far were collected together, it would still not be possible to say that its glory is limited. The truth is that its glory cannot be fully described. Anything that can be described is no longer infinite; it is finite.
The Gita is a supremely mysterious text. It contains the essence of the entire Vedas. Its composition is so simple and beautiful that even a little practice can easily understand it, but its meaning is so profound and profound that even a lifetime of continuous practice cannot be fully grasped. New thoughts arise daily, keeping it ever fresh. And when contemplated with concentrated mind and faith and devotion, every verse of it becomes evidently filled with supreme mystery. The qualities, influence, nature, essence, secrets, worship, actions, and knowledge of God, as described in this Gita, are difficult to find together in any other text. The Bhagavad Gita is such an incomparable scripture, not a single word of which is devoid of good advice. There is not a single word in the Gita that cannot be called interesting. Everything it says is absolutely true. To imagine anything interesting in the words of God, who is the embodiment of truth, is to disrespect Him.
The Gita should be made a good Gita, what with other collections of scriptures.
She herself was the daughter of Padmanābha who was born from the mouth of Padmanabha
(Maha Bhishma 43.1)
It should be read, recited, meditated upon and imbibed. What is the need to listen to, chant or collect the Gita properly from other scriptures? Because it has come directly from the lotus mouth of Lord Padmanabha himself.
In this verse, the Mahabharatakar has expressed this by using the word 'Padmanabha. This means that this Gita has come from the lotus of the mouth of the same Lord, from whose navel-lotus Brahma was born and from the mouth of Brahma the Vedas appeared, which is the root of all the scriptures.
The Gita is more than the Ganges. The scriptures describe the fruit of Gangastrana as liberation. But one who bathes in the Ganges can be liberated himself, he does not have the power to save others. But one who dives into the Ganges in the form of the Gita is not only liberated himself, he is also able to save others. Ganga originated from the feet of the Lord and the Gita came directly from the mouth of Lord Narayana. Then the Ganga liberates those who come and bathe in it, but the Gita goes from house to house and shows them the path of liberation. For all these reasons, the Gita is called more than the Ganges.
The Gita is the essence of all scriptures. It contains the essence of all scriptures. It would not be an exaggeration to call it a treasure trove of all scriptures. Once you have a thorough knowledge of the Gita, you can automatically gain the essential knowledge of all scriptures; there is no need to put in any extra effort for it.
Gita is more than Gayatri. It is true that Gayatri chanting brings liberation; But even the one who chants Gayatri is himself liberated, but the practice of the Gita..... is always be read any time???