Bhagawad Gita is Lord Krishna
By
P.R.Ramachander
(This is only a
rewriting of the great post of my friend
J.K.SIVAN.My thanks are due to him)
There was a great saint called Arjunacharya ,
And he took the
mission of writing commentary,
To Bhagawad Gita
as his job , day and night ,
But to feed his
family , he used to go out and beg,
For alms from
three homes and he and his family ,
Satiated their
hunger with whatever he received.
One day when he
was completely immersed in his work.,
And forgot
to go out for collecting alms
and suddenly,
He realized that
and saw that he was translating ,
The twenty second verse
of the ninth chapter of Gita
which said,
“I would look after the needs of those people , who,
“I would look after the needs of those people , who,
Are serving me ,
without having any other
thought”*
And he felt since he would not get any food that day,
That verse was
wrong and he cut it off from the book.
After he went out to collect
alms and two pretty boys ,
Came to the saint’s
hermitage carrying lot of food,
And gave it to the wife
of the sage and informed her,
That all the
food was sent by the sage and she thanked them,
But when they
turned to go back , she saw a big
wound,
On the back of the younger boy and felt very sad.
When she enquired
about the young boy told ,
That the wound was inflicted by the sage himself,
When he cut him
off, and then the sage’s wife,
Applied sandal
paste on the would and it got cured,
And after the
boys went away the sage came back ,
And when became back, his wife refused to talk to him.
When the sage enquired, she told about the boys and how ,
She was very angry with him for inflicting wound on
them and she also told,
How she applied
sandal paste on that wound of the
boy and cured him.
The sage understood that
Lord Krishna had come and rushed in
,
And to his suprise saw that the cut that he made in the book has
disappeared.
And Then he realized that
“Gita and Lord Krishna were the
same”
And everything told in Gita is unalloyed truth.
*ananyaash cintayanto maam ye janaah paryupaasate
teshaam nityaabhiyuktaanaam yoga-kshemam vahaamy aham
teshaam nityaabhiyuktaanaam yoga-kshemam vahaamy aham
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