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Haiku #45

O confused noble

Shed your bewilderment and

Imbue ye in Me… // 8 //

This chapter is amongst the favourite of the people who read the Geeta regularly. Bhagwaan tells us that we are the “Rajputra” (noble one) and we need to shed all our inhibitions including bewilderment (moh). We need to apply ourselves in Him.

It conveys that however we may be, we can always go to Him, ask for forgiveness of our mistakes and move on towards a better path in life. But would we able to recognise our mistakes? Can we shed our inhibitions and ego and ask for forgiveness? Is this so difficult?

– Astu –

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Am a teacher by profession. A student of History and international politics. Believe that Bhakti (Devotion) and Humanism can only save Humanity. Revere all creation. My thoughts are influenced by His Holiness Pandurang Shashtriji Athavale

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