Shurti Phala of Gita

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>From Swami Desika of Ramanuja sampradaya:

 

And, for the one desirous of Moksha assuredly and without delay, the

only easy way is that propounded by Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita 18 /

66 in the Charama sloka viz., Prapatti. The word 'Prapatti' is from

the roots 'pra' and 'pat' together meaning 'To drop down', 'To take

refuge with' . Hence, Abandon or Absolute unconditional surrender with

the attitude of personal helplessness at the feet of the Lord. a.k.a.

SARANAGATHI. In Charama sloka (i.e.) the last verse concluding the

substantial part of the Gita discourse (verses following being in the

nature of Phalasruti-fruits realizable on reciting the text)

 

Lord Krishna says "Having renounced all Dharmas, take refuge in me

alone. I shall absolve you from all sins.- Do not grieve" Sarva

dharmaan parithyajya maam ekam saranam vraja Aham tva sarva papebhyo

mokshayishyami maa sucha

 

http://www.srivaishnava.org/sgati/sddsv1/v01001.htm

 

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Also Gita Mahatmya of Varaha Purana is a kind of phala sruti, too:

 

http://www.astrojyoti.com/bggitamahatmya.htm

 

I posted it here some time last year.

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Your servant, bh. Jan

 

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