Ome, Vasudeva,

Vsutam, Devam,

Kham Chá'anuram Ardana,

Devaki, Paramanandam,

Krishna, Vande, Jagad Goro Namaste and good evening everybody

Bhagavad Gita class but also it's kind of overshadowed because of the presence of

Ma Durga here

Durga Pooja is going on Navarathri and have, we did the Mahashtami Puja this morning.

Now in the Bhagavad Gita, we are on the 13th chapter.

The chapter which is called Kshetra-Kshetragya Vibhaga Yoga.

The yoga of discernment between field and knower of the field.

What is this field and knower of the field? We have been doing this all the time in Vedantam.

This is the first thing, the basic thing that one does in Vedantanth, the primary thing that one does in Vedantanth.

If we look at the talks which I've been giving,

that's so many years, it's all the distinction between the self and the not self.

The claim of Vedantay is that the most obvious thing in life, which we'd never question,

I, me, myself, that Vedanta questions.

First, draw your attention towards yourself.

We might say, that will make me a narcissistic person.

I am all the time concerned about myself.

But not really, we are not really concerned about ourselves.

We do not know what we truly are. That's the claim of Vedantanth.

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