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✓ Published: 16-Oct-2022
✓ Published: 16-Oct-2022
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This chapter of 35 slokas, known as kshetra kshetragjnya vibhãga yoga, Field and Farmer, deals with body and spirit in the first half, and for the rest about Prakruti (Nature) and Purusha (Supreme Spirit). It may be noted that customarily the first verse that is carried here is either omitted altogether or retained unnumbered for reasons none explained. nThereby to avoid confusion in comparison, the same is numbered 0 in this text. One might notice that s10,advocating asceticism to which Lord
This chapter of 35 slokas, known as kshetra kshetragjnya vibhãga yoga, Field and Farmer, deals with body and spirit in the first half, and for the rest about Prakruti (Nature) and Purusha (Supreme Spirit). It may be noted that customarily the first verse that is carried here is either omitted altogether or retained unnumbered for reasons none explained. nThereby to avoid confusion in comparison, the same is numbered 0 in this text. One might notice that s10,advocating asceticism to which Lord
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