The Secret of Bhagavad Gita Quotes

“God is not a belief. He is the highest law which runs this universe.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“If spiritual laws are known, practised and perfected by every being there would be better appreciation for all religions, more respect and love for one another , and peace in this world.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“little fish wants to flee from its enemies in the water. How does it do so? Assume that this tiny fish is going to die the next moment as a big fish is about to eat it.  What could be the last thought of the little fish? Think about some possible solutions. ……………(?) …………… (?) THE FISH THOUGHT: If I had known how to evolve wings and become a bird I could have flown away from the enemies in the water. Notice carefully what the little fish thought. He said, “If I could evolve wings and become a bird I could fly. The fish didn’t think that it wanted to get rid of all the big fishes surrounding it or change the immediate environment in the water.  It was interested just in its own evolution.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“These two paths which I revealed to you- one through which the soul travels to the lunar sphere and returns back to earth and the other through which the soul merges with me and never returns back are eternal.  So grieve not for the dead and apply yourself to the yoga of transcendence always.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“A still mind is man’s greatest asset.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“The fourth and the last period is called “Kali yuga” where wickedness, cheating, and immoral activities will be at its peak. The purest of men and women will be severely tested and face huge obstacles while wicked people will roam freely.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“Feel happy realising:-You are not your thoughts.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“If you travel by plane you can reach New York physically in 8 hours. However , you can also reach New York in less than three seconds through your mind. You can simply close your eyes and imagine that you’re in New York. The important thing to understand here is that there are physical and mental worlds within each of us. When you reach New York by plane you’re travelling by the physical world and you get a valid experience. When you reach New York by mind you’re travelling by the mental world and you still get a valid experience. Both the physical and mental worlds produce experiences and it’s only through discrimination that we value one over another.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“The environment you place your mind in becomes a very critical factor in shaping your reality of the world.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“Remember Purusha. When I forget the goal and the battlefield I get caught in the battle. When I remember Purusha I rise above Prakarti.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“The battlefield is more important than the battle. There is victory and defeat in every battle. However, if I’m fighting in a wrong battlefield my triumph or loss really doesn’t matter.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“You can only become something which you are,” Krishna explains. “You can never become something which you are not.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“Similarly, you have to train yourself to observe your past experiences and not rush to relate yourself to them.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“How can I change my attitude? How can I get rid of my anger? How can I overcome procrastination, and how can I be more loving and caring towards others? Instead, Krishna says you don’t need to change, overcome , or get rid of anything. You simply need to identify the agent of change operating within you and learn to disassociate yourself from it. The moment you do that you would no longer be bound by the qualities of that agent.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“That which observes is Purusha and that which chooses and experiences is Prakarti.   There is only one sin in this world,” Krishna declares. “Thinking about sin is the greatest sin.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“Beliefs and laws are two separate things. You tend to believe many things until the time that the law isn’t completely known to you. Once the law is known there is no more belief.   God is not a belief. He stands for the highest law which runs this universe.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita