Chapter 6 – Dhyāna-yoga
Chapter 6 – Dhyāna-yoga
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1. The mind is the biggest enemy of the yogi and must be defeated.
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2. Krishna agrees with Arjuna that mind is very difficult to bring under control.
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3. What helps to bring mind under control according to Lord Krishna’s teachings in Chapter 6?
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4. When Krishna describes the process of meditation He says…
“Being serene and , firm in the vow of celibacy, and holding the mind in check, he should fix his thoughts on Me. Sitting in meditation, he should hold Me to be the goal of life.”
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5. “One who regards well-wishers, friends, an enemy, one who is indifferent, a mediator, the hateful, relatives, and even the righteous and the unrighteous, as the same, is truly advanced.” This verse describes:
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6. What is the fate of a failed yogi?
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7. Where our thoughts should be fixed in meditation as per Lord Krishna’s explanation in Chapter 6?
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8. In Chapter 6 Lord Krishna explains:
“Therefore, yoga must be practiced with determination and with a mind free from .”
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9. Dhyāna-yoga is the means for achieving equal vision.
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10. Who is the highest yogi according to Lord Krishna?
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