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Season 3 - Episode 35
Description
James recites and translates verses 2.56 - 2.57 from the Gita. Find your center and examine the root of any instability surrounding difficult times, pleasure, fear, or anger. When we become centered and steady, we can access our intuitive and deep inner knowing.
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About This Video
The Song of Self: Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2
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James Boag (Teacher) |
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Caroline S |
Comments
Caroline S
why don't we realise that looking at the things we fear / we avoid / we dislike, is the deepest practice? Because we have externalised our practice to be something else outside ourselves. Verse 2.56 made me realise what you have said before James, paraphrasing, read / study the book of yourself to know yourself. Brilliant !
2 years ago
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