Ram-ji's summary of chapter 12 posted on http://luthar.com/

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Dear Friends,

 

I have posted Ram-ji's summary on Gita Chapter 12 at

summary-of-the-bhagavad-gita-chapter-12-by-dr-ram-chandran

..

 

I am always more than happy to post the insights and wisdom shared by our

distinguished members. Because of time constraints, I have less time to edit

now. Most of our members who post here are fortunately excellent writers

needing no corrections.

 

Here is the practice that I follow in writing my own papers and articles.

 

1. Organize the paper in terms of subtitles, so the reader can see where one

stream of thought finishes and another one starts.

 

2. Paragraphs which are not too long (5-9 lines).

 

3. Article length should be considered due to the short span of Internet

readers.

 

4. Language should be simple and straight forward (This, of course, to some

extent is in the eye of the beholder).

 

The final thing that should be done before submitting an article for

publishing (I follow this rule) is to give it to some friends to read and

have them give feedback. Sometimes they catch obvious issues which we might

have missed,

 

Following these tips leads to articles which are easier to read and more

accessible to the general audience.

 

Thank you to the esteemed learned members on this list for the opportunity

to serve and to highlight the wisdom and knowledge that you share.

 

Namaste and love to all

Harsha

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

I have posted Ram-ji's summary on Gita Chapter 12 at

summary-of-the-bhagavad-gita-chapter-12-by-dr-ram-chandran

..

 

I am always more than happy to post the insights and wisdom shared by our

distinguished members. Because of time constraints, I have less time to edit

now. Most of our members who post here are fortunately excellent writers

needing no corrections.

 

Here is the practice that I follow in writing my own papers and articles.

 

1. Organize the paper in terms of subtitles, so the reader can see where one

stream of thought finishes and another one starts.

 

2. Paragraphs which are not too long (5-9 lines).

 

3. Article length should be considered due to the short span of Internet

readers.

 

4. Language should be simple and straight forward (This, of course, to some

extent is in the eye of the beholder).

 

The final thing that should be done before submitting an article for

publishing (I follow this rule) is to give it to some friends to read and

have them give feedback. Sometimes they catch obvious issues which we might

have missed,

 

Following these tips leads to articles which are easier to read and more

accessible to the general audience.

 

Thank you to the esteemed learned members on this list for the opportunity

to serve and to highlight the wisdom and knowledge that you share.

 

Namaste and love to all

Harsha

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advaitin , " Harsha " wrote:

>

> Dear Friends,

>

> I have posted Ram-ji's summary on Gita Chapter 12 at

> summary-of-the-bhagavad-gita-chapter-12-by-dr-ram-

chandran

> .

 

Namaste,

 

Tuesday, Dec. 9th is celebrated as Gita Jayanti Day, also

known as Mokshada Ekadashi (mokShadA ekAdashiI) - the eleventh day of

the waxing moon in the Lunar Calendar.

 

May all students of the Gita be blessed by studynig it -

svAdhyAya-j~nAna-yaj~na.

 

shrI viShNuruvaacha:

praarabdhaM bhujyamaano hi giitaabhyaasarataH sadaa |

sa muktaH sa sukhii loke karmanaa nopalipyate.

 

Lord Vishnu said:

2. Though engaged in the performance of worldly duties, one who is

regular in the study of the Gita becomes free. He is the happy man in

this world. He is not bound by Karma.

 

Gita Mahatmya

 

Regards,

 

Sunder