CH 6, Verse 40

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Chapter 6

Verse 40

 

Shree Bhagavaan uvaacha:

 

Paartha n'aiveha n'aamutra vinaashas tasya vidyate /

Na hi kalyaana-krit kashchid.h durgati.n taata

gachchhati //

 

Verily, O Arjuna, neither in this world nor in the

next does he come to ruin, for, the doer of good, my

son, never comes to a bad state.

 

LESSONS FROM BHAGAVAD GITA – 64

As taught by Parama Pujya Sri Swamiji

Compiled by: Swami Dattananda

Bhaktimala, November 1998

 

The Lord said, "Verily, O Arjuna, neither in this

world nor in the next does he come to ruin, for, the

doer of good, my son, never comes to a bad state."

 

This message of the Lord gives lot of encouragement

and hope to all spiritual seekers. The pilgrim of the

path of spiritual perfection is never lost. No one

should desist from practicing spiritual disciplines

and doing good deeds with the thought that all the

work done by them would be lost if they happen to die

before attaining their aim of self-realization.

 

The Lord, in this verse, gives a promise to all

spiritual seekers that no one who does good will ever

come to suffer destruction either in this world or the

next. That means the good deeds done would never be

lost. If a man dies in the course of performing a good

deed, he will carry with him the impressions of his

good work to his next life and he would be able to

start the work from he had left it in his past birth.

Thus a man doing good deeds never gets himself

destroyed. It is sure that he would attain salvation

in the present life or the next.

 

 

 

 

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