Ome, Vasudeva, suttam, Devam, Kamshachanuram Ardhanam,

Devaki, Paramanandam, Krishna, Vandhya, Jaghadur. So in the Bhagavad Gita we are studying the ninth chapter.

And in the ninth chapter we were on the 22nd verse.

That's right?

Let me chant that again.

Ananya's chintayant-yant-o-mahejanthewpas

jana pariopasethe,

tesham nittia bhi-yuktanaam,

Yogakshemam vaham-hahmyaam. So this is the 22nd verse of the ninth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita.

And here Krishna is saying,

Those persons who think of nothing else but worship me through meditation,

the accession to and maintenance of the welfare of such ever devout persons I look after. All right.

We had already started discussing this last time.

Here Krishna is saying the last part is remarkable.

Yoga, Kshemam Bahamahmiham, I mentioned it last time.

It says whatever, the two words, yoga and Kshema, technical words, yoga has so many meanings.

Here, yoga just means the literal meaning of bringing together.

Yoga is bringing together.

Bringing together means what?

What we do not yet have and what we would like to have in the world.

So getting what we do not have.

And shema is protecting what we already have.

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