Ome, Vasudeva, Suttam, Devam, Kamsachanurramaradanam, Devaki, Paramanandandam, Krishna,

Vande, Jagad Gurum.

We were studying the fourth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita and we are almost, we are just at the end.

If I remember correctly, we were, we had just the 42nd verse to finish the last one.

First number 42.

Tasmaad agyana sambhutam, Ritshtham, gyanas sinatmanaha,

Chitvainam, samsayam, yogam, athihyam, ghanas inatmanaha, Chitweenam, samshayam, yogam,

Aiththotheshhth Bharata.

Therefore, O descendant of Bharata, destroying this doubt born of ignorance of the self

and seated in the heart, with the sword sword of knowledge take to yoga and arise.

He says, this ignorance, ignorance of what, ignorance of our real nature.

That's at the root of samsara.

And that's, that's in the heart.

That's in the heart means that's, that's in our minds, our anta-karna.

That is at the root of the anta-karn itself, of the mind.

Destroy it with the, with the sword of knowledge. You cut it with the sword of knowledge.

Knowledge destroys ignorance. And then yoga, matishthita take to yoga. Practice yoga. And he says, exhorting him, Uttestha, be up and doing.

So that is the Upanishadik, you know, the Uttesthata,

Prappia Varan, nibodhata.

So Swami Vivekanda adapted it. Original meaning is, arise, awake, approach the

masters of Eilanta, learn from them, you know, and become enlightened. So,

Vyveh Kanda adapted it very inspiringly. Arise awake and stop not till the goal is reached.

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