Three questions

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Further to the three questions posed earlier - we received the following

response from Gopi Krishna

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Gopi Krishna <gopi

 

Om

 

What I know is very little and I do not know what I am writing hereunde are

the right answers. Still, I try to answer to the extent I can with HIS

blessings.

 

1. The purity comes to the word only when one practises the exact essence of

what it conveys usually. How can it be perceived depends on one's

understanding. For example, if you take the word Good, it can be understood

as that which is suitable or fit. Then the question comes that all those

which are suitable or fit are good. May not be. But, good is that which is

not bad. If you know the essence of the opposites of good or bad, the purity

of the word is naturally understood.

 

2. My very little experience says that the Gita cannot be understood unless

one understands and practises it in one's life. Telling lies is wrong. So,

one need to resolve that let what may come, I will not tell a lie. Boldness

or strong character to implement the rightful decision is essential to

understand Gita correctly. One should be open to know the exact or correct

meaning of each word in Gita so as to practice it in one's daily life. Right

knowledge will give strength to face this materialistic world from the point

of view of spiritual courage.

 

3. The only difference between mand and man is how they look at the same

object from different angles and put into practice and best use what they

learnt.

 

Regards

 

Gopi.

 

Three questions

 

I want to ask some questions

 

1. How can "the word" be good and pure ?

2. How can Gita be understand better?

3. What makes the difference between Man and Man?

 

Krishan Kaushal