Titiksha

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Namasthe,

 

Thanks Anupamji & Krishnamurthyji for the excellent clarifications.

 

Since it is the nature of the 'world' to give heat and cold etc and are

impermanent, 'he' is asking to be in 'Titiksha' ( gita verse 2/14). Does this

mean only to wait patiently or is their any qualification for this 'wait'. Some

say it is 'dynamic waiting'. What exactly does the word 'Titiksha' mean in the

'gita' context. How can it be employed in one's daily life.

 

Hope to see some clarity on this.

 

Regards

 

Balagopal

 

 

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advaitin , balagopal ramakrishnan <rbalpal

wrote:

>

> Namasthe,

>

> Thanks Anupamji & Krishnamurthyji for the excellent clarifications.

>

> Since it is the nature of the 'world' to give heat and cold etc and

are impermanent, 'he' is asking to be in 'Titiksha' ( gita verse

2/14). Does this mean only to wait patiently or is their any

qualification for this 'wait'. Some say it is 'dynamic waiting'. What

exactly does the word 'Titiksha' mean in the 'gita' context. How can

it be employed in one's daily life.

>

> Hope to see some clarity on this.

>

> Regards

>

> Balagopal

>

Namaste

 

Please go to the files section of the advaitin group and go to

Advaita Sadhana pdf document which contains the lectures of

Mahaswwamigal. It explains all these terms elaborately and lucidly.

Here is the link:

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/wJ6ySI-9BVzjmjNUo0jphHu5MlsRSgoMc8-

WWkfScgBtgVIfVjo4OxL2KjgVwUhT-xhMhgqjaVJUQF7gSA/Advaita%20Saadhanaa%

20in%20one%20document.pdf

 

PraNAms to all advaitins

profvk