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Jai Shree Krishna! One inspiring verse from Bhagavad Gita is posted once daily šŸ™ To watch verse videos with easy-to-understand meaning, visit Holy Bhagavad Gita YouTube channel - Click https://rb.gy/xvgqij

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There is only one Supreme Entity that manifests in three ways—*Brahman* (all pervading form) Paramātmā (supreme soul in everyone’s heart) and *Bhagavān* (personal form with sweet leelas/pastimes). These are not different entities, *God is one, and these forms are only his manifestations*. However, Shree Krishna states that those who know Him as the Supreme Divine Personality and *worship him as Bhagavān truly have complete knowledge of Him.* https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/19 *Why is the realization of God as Bhagavān considered the most complete compared to Brahman and Paramātmā?* šŸ”“ A) Because as Bhagavān, God reveals Himself without any form or attributes 🟢 B) Because as Bhagavān, He manifests all His energies, Names, Forms, Virtues, and engages in divine pastimes (Leelas) with His associates šŸ”µ C) Because Bhagavān is the only form of God that resides exclusively within the human heart 🟔 D) Because realization of Bhagavān requires no devotional practice (Bhakti)

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šŸ™**Jai Shree Krishna!** *Does our effort really matter* when everything depends on God’s grace? A *beautiful story* of Pandit Ji and a gardener reveals the answer. Watch here https://youtube.com/shorts/rUNFKmeoS88

Shree Krishna has called Himself *Puruį¹£hottam*, the Divine Supreme Person who transcends over the material world, which includes both *kį¹£har the perishable* and *akį¹£har the imperishable* divine souls. https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/18 *Why is Lord Krishna celebrated as Puruį¹£hottam in both the Vedas and the Smį¹›itis?* šŸ”“ A) Because He is the primary source of material creation, though subject to decay 🟢 B) Because He transcends both the perishable world of matter (kį¹£har) and the imperishable souls (akį¹£har) šŸ”µ C) Because He exists only within the spiritual world and has no relation to material nature 🟔 D) Because He is one of many equal deities presiding over different realms

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While the individual soul is very tiny and confined to the material body it resides in; *the Supreme Soul is present inside every living entity. He is the constant companion of the individual soul in every life, immaterial of what species the soul gets born into.* He sits in their hearts quietly taking a note; keeping an account of their karmas, and gives appropriate results, as explained herešŸ‘‡ https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1HVrqQ4ohf The Supreme Soul also exists in a personal form as the four-armed Kshirodakshayi Vishnu, commonly known as ā€œBhagwan Vishnuā€. A popular saying in Hindi goes: ā€œmārane vāle ke do hāth, bachāne vāle ke chār hāthā€ which means, a killer has two arms, but the savior has four arms. The four-armed personality referred to here is the Paramātmā, the Supreme Soul. *How is the distinction made between the individual soul (ātmā) and the Supreme Soul (Paramātmā)?* šŸ”“ A) The ātmā controls the physical world, while the Paramātmā only resides in spiritual realms 🟢 B) The ātmā is tiny and confined to a single material body, while the Paramātmā is the indestructible controller residing in the hearts of all living beings šŸ”µ C) The ātmā and Paramātmā are completely identical in function and magnitude in every aspect 🟔 D) The ātmā keeps account of past karmas, while the Paramātmā experiences the rewards and punishments

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Although all souls are eternal, Maya binds the individual soul to a material body. From the tiniest insect to the celestial gods, all embodied living entities in the material world are kį¹£har (perishable). They have to go through the repetitive cycle of birth and death of their material body. Whereas, the akį¹£har (imperishable) souls possess an immortal body, which is free from the cycle of birth and death. They reside forever in the divine realm; the Abode of God. https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/16 *What defines the akį¹£har (imperishable) souls?* šŸ”“ They are celestial beings who reside temporarily in heaven before taking human birth šŸ”µ They possess immortal bodies, are free from the cycle of birth and death, and reside forever in God's divine realm 🟢 They are eternal souls who still undergo reincarnation through high spiritual practice 🟔 They are cosmic forces that govern the material elements of earth, water, and fire

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šŸ¤” This powerful story from the life of Swami Vivekananda will make you think differently about the people and environment around you. https://youtube.com/shorts/PQiaoBKgg5I What is one positive influence you would like to bring more of into your life? šŸ™

Seated in our hearts, Shree Krishna has endowed us with amazing gifts. God is divine and all his creations, including the Vedas, are divine. https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/15 *What is the ultimate purpose and final objective of all Vedic scriptures and mantras?* šŸ”“ To achieve mastery over material rituals and cosmic powers šŸ”µ To awaken kuį¹‡įøalinÄ« power through yoga practices 🟢 To know and engage in loving devotion to God 🟔 To memorize all mantras in their proper meter

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Shree Krishna reveals in this verse that it is God’s energy which fires up the digestive process in living beings. https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/14 *Lord Krishna states that He exists inside all living beings as vaiśhvānara. What does this divine form represent?* šŸ”“ The life force carried by the sensory organs šŸ”µ The fire of digestion in the stomach 🟢 The intellectual capacity to acquire knowledge 🟔 The physical structure of the digestive organs

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In this verse, Shree Krishna has said that it is His energy which has brought about the appropriate physical conditions for life to exist on planet earth. https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/13 True or False According to Bhagavad Gita 15.13, Shree Krishna says that His energy sustains life on earth and, through the moon, nourishes all plant life.

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Jai Shree Krishna! Arjun spent hours performing an elaborate puja—but what Shree Krishna revealed to him completely changed his understanding of devotion .šŸŒøšŸ™ Watch till the end for the surprising lesson on what God truly values in our worship. šŸ‘‡ https://youtube.com/shorts/hAGMDMD_KCc

Lord Krishna has said that the entire creation is the manifestation of his energy. According to scientific theories, the energy emitted every second by the sun is equivalent to millions of nuclear power plants put together, and it has been an uninterrupted process for billions of years. Yet this energy has not reduced in any way. *The glory and brilliance of the sun are a part of God’s wonderful creation.* The sun, the moon, the planets, stars, the panch mahabhootas (earth, water, air, fire, and ether); in fact, *the entire universe is a manifestation of God’s vibhÅ«tis (opulence).* https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/12 *How did God humble the pride of the devatās after their victory over the daityas?* šŸ”“ He appeared as a yakį¹£ha and showed that Agni and Vayu could not burn or blow away a single blade of grass without His power šŸ”µ He created a sudden eclipse that deprived the sun, moon, and fire of all their brilliance 🟢 He challenged Indra directly to a grand duel in the celestial realm 🟔 He stripped them of their celestial weapons and banished them to the nether regions

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