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Bg. 17.4
God worship is for persons who are transcendentally situated in pure goodness. Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (4.3.23) it is said, sattvaṁ viśuddhaṁ vasudeva-śabditam: “When a man is situated in pure
Bg. 17.3
They are not in pure goodness. Pure goodness is transcendental; in purified goodness one can understand the real nature of the Supreme The real principle of religious faith is situated in the mode of pure goodness, but because the heart
Bg. 17.28
Although there is a process of gradual elevation, if one, by the association of pure devotees, takes
Bg. 17.10
All these foods are pure by nature.
Bg. 17.5-6
For instance, fasting for some ulterior purpose, such as to promote a purely political end, is not mentioned