The Indestructible State of Existence - Chapter 8 of the Bhagavad Gita

The Bhagavad Gita is not just a book. It's a promise the eternal Knower gives to its own mind that wishes to be enlightened.

The Gita is presented as a conversation between two friends. Arjun represents the questioning state of mind that longs for enlightenment, and Krishna is the answered state, your own state of divinity, the Knower state of consciousness.

We all have our Arjun-mind and Krishna-Knower within us.

Chapter 8 is The Indestructible State of Existence, Akshar Brahm Yog. In this chapter, Krishna talks about the soul's destination after the body's demise and how meditation is essential for Arjun's liberation. True freedom, Krishna explains, is union with deathlessness. He defines action as the Knower's creative power that causes the whole world to be in existence.

It’s a very powerful chapter and I’m really excited to share…