yam yam whatever; vasi – in total; smaran remembering; bhava – feeling, tyajati – will give up; ane – at the end: kalevaram – this body; tam tam – such; eva – certainly; yeti gets; kauneya – O son of Kunti: sada – always; tat = that; bhava – that feeling; bhavitah – remembering,
a person remembers when leaving his body, that feeling he will surely attain.
Purport: The way in which a person changes his mind at the time of death is explained here. A person who leaves his body remembering Krishna at the end of his life attains the divine consciousness of that God. But it is not true that a person who remembers something other than Krishna also attains the same divine state. We should carefully observe this. How can a person die in the right state of mind? King Bharata, although a great sage, thought of a deer at the end of his life. That is why in his next birth he received the body of a deer. Although he could remember his past deeds in the form of a deer, he had to accept that animal body. However, thoughts about the end of life accumulate and influence a person’s thoughts at the time of death. In this way, this life prepares the next life. If a person lives in the mode of goodness in the present life and constantly remembers Krishna, it is possible to remember Krishna at the end of his life. It helps one in attaining the divine consciousness of Krishna. If a person becomes divinely attached to Krishna’s service, his next body will be divine (spiritual) and not material. Therefore, the best way to transform one’s consciousness at the end of life into a victorious one is to chant Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare | Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare.
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Tasmatsarveshu Kaleshu Mamanusmara Yudhya cha | Mayyarpitamanobuddhirmamevaishyasyasamshayah ||
offered; manah -tasmat – therefore; sarvesu – all; kalesu – at times; maam – me; anusmara – remembering; yudhya – war; ca – also; mayi – in me; archita – mind; buddhih – intelligence; maam – to me; eva – certainly; esyasi – you will obtain; asamshayah – without a doubt,
Aduna! In the dutyof a
The human beings are called to chant the Hare Krishna mantra from beginning to end.
Lesson 36, 3: The Waste of Man
Oh Lord Partha
interpretation
The awakened tongue is easy to understand, Vasudeva.
Therefore, you should always remember the Lord in the form of Krishna and at the same time fight your otherworldly battles. By offering your actions to Me and keeping your mind and intellect fixed, you will undoubtedly attain Me.
Here God’s “anger” is the end. The body is destroyed by death. The Lord Rama is in the midst of the battle.
M: This instruction to Arjuna is very important for all those who are engaged in material activities. The Lord does not say that a man should kill his duties or activities. A man should continue them and at the same time remember Krishna by chanting the Mahamantra. This will free him from material attachment and fix his mind and intellect on Krishna. By chanting the names of Krishna, he will undoubtedly reach the supreme world, Krishnaloka.
The Supreme Lord, the divine, is the one who thinks of the path of the path.
adana-yoga-by practice; yuktena-by meditation; chetasa-by the mind, by the intellect; na anyagamina-musham-the divine; divyam-divine; yati-obtains; partha-O son of Katha; anucintayan-by constantly remembering. without going astray; paramam-the supreme one;
O Partha! He who constantly keeps his mind fixed on My remembrance and meditates on Me as the Supreme God without straying from the path, will surely attain Me.
Meaning: Lord Krishna explains the importance of remembering Him in this verse. By chanting the Hare Krishna mantra, one awakens the remembrance of Krishna. In this practice of hearing and chanting the names of the Lord, one’s ears, tongue and mind are well established. This yoga meditation is very easy to practice. It helps one to attain the Lord. “Purusha” means that the living entities, even though they belong to the neutral energy of the Lord, are still in material contamination. Although they think of themselves as enjoyers, they cannot become the Supreme Enjoyer. The work of the Supreme Enjoyer in various forms and main expansions like Narayana and Kasudeva is clearly stated here.
Musmara Manga;
A devotee can continuously worship the Lord, the object of his worship, in any of his forms, whether Narayana, Krishna, Rama, etc., by chanting the Hare
