<p>Gita 18:1 - Arjuna said: I desire, O Mighty-armed Slayer of Keshi! to know the true meaning of sannyasa (renunciation), and also of tyaga (self-surrender), and the distinction between the two.</p><p>As we begin the final chapter of the Gita, Arjuna is ready for that final stage of letting go, and offering up himself into the Bliss of God's presence. Are we ready too? Shall we give Arjuna some company?</p>

Gita 18:1 - Arjuna said: I desire, O Mighty-armed Slayer of Keshi! to know the true meaning of sannyasa (renunciation), and also of tyaga (self-surrender), and the distinction between the two.As we begin the final chapter of the Gita, Arjuna is ready for that final stage of letting go, and offering up himself into the Bliss of God's presence. Are we ready too? Shall we give Arjuna some company?

Bhagawad Gita : Scripture Study

Episode 54 - Distinction between Renunciation and self-surrender

Let us dive deeper into the Essence of Bhagavad Gita based on the Spiritual interpretations by Paramhansa Yogananda. Yogananda have said that millions will find God through this book. We will go verse by verse and dive deep into the interpretations and how can we imbibe it in our lives.

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