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ŚB 11.20.1
Śrī Uddhava said: My dear lotus-eyed Kṛṣṇa, You are the Supreme Lord, and thus the Vedic literatures, consisting of positive …
ŚB 11.20.2
According to Vedic literature, the superior and inferior varieties found in the human social system, varṇāśrama, are due to pious …
ŚB 11.20.3
Without seeing the difference between piety and sin, how can one understand Your own instructions in the form of Vedic …
ŚB 11.20.4
My dear Lord, to understand those things beyond direct experience — such as spiritual liberation or the attainment of heaven …
ŚB 11.20.5
My dear Lord, the distinction observed between piety and sin comes from Your own Vedic knowledge and does not arise …
ŚB 11.20.6
The Supreme Personality of Godhead said: My dear Uddhava, because I desire that human beings may achieve perfection, I have …
ŚB 11.20.7
Among these three paths, jñāna-yoga, the path of philosophical speculation, is recommended for those who are disgusted with material life …
ŚB 11.20.8
If somehow or other by good fortune one develops faith in hearing and chanting My glories, such a person, being …
ŚB 11.20.9
As long as one is not satiated by fruitive activity and has not awakened his taste for devotional service by …
ŚB 11.20.10
My dear Uddhava, a person who is situated in his prescribed duty, properly worshiping by Vedic sacrifices but not desiring …
ŚB 11.20.11
One who is situated in his prescribed duty, free from sinful activities and cleansed of material contamination, in this very …
ŚB 11.20.12
The residents of both heaven and hell desire human birth on the earth planet because human life facilitates the achievement …
ŚB 11.20.13
A human being who is wise should never desire promotion to heavenly planets or residence in hell. Indeed, a human …
ŚB 11.20.14
A wise person, knowing that although the material body is subject to death it can still award the perfection of …
ŚB 11.20.15
Without attachment, a bird gives up the tree in which his nest was constructed when that tree is cut down …
ŚB 11.20.16
Knowing that one’s duration of life is being similarly cut down by the passing of days and nights, one should …
ŚB 11.20.17
The human body, which can award all benefit in life, is automatically obtained by the laws of nature, although it …
ŚB 11.20.18
A transcendentalist, having become disgusted and hopeless in all endeavors for material happiness, completely controls the senses and develops detachment. …
ŚB 11.20.19
Whenever the mind, being concentrated on the spiritual platform, is suddenly deviated from its spiritual position, one should carefully bring …
ŚB 11.20.20
One should never lose sight of the actual goal of mental activities, but rather, conquering the life air and senses …
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