Gita 2.46: A Brahmana with realization has that much utility in all the Vedas as a man has ... — Adiyogi Arts

భగవద్గీత / అధ్యాయం 2.46

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ఆంగ్లం

హిందీ

Sanskrit

यावानर्थ उदपाने सर्वतः सम्प्लुतोदके | तावान्सर्वेषु वेदेषु ब्राह्मणस्य विजानतः

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yāvānartha udapāne sarvataḥ samplutodake . tāvānsarveṣu vedeṣu brāhmaṇasya vijānataḥ

ఆంగ్లం

A Brahmana with realization has that much utility in all the Vedas as a man has in a well when there is a flood all around.

హిందీ

త్వరలో వస్తుంది

Sanskrit
ఆంగ్లం

यावान्

as much

अर्थः

use

उदपाने

in a reservoir

सर्वतः

everywhere

संप्लुतोदके

being flooded

तावान्,so

much (use)

सर्वेषु

in all

वेदेषु

in the Vedas

ब्राह्मणस्य

of the Brahmana

विजानतः

of the knowing.

అన్వేషించండిఅన్ని అధ్యాయాలు హనుమాన్ చాలీసా పవిత్ర గ్రంథాలు పవిత్ర ప్రార్థనలు వ్యాసాలు

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2.1Sanjaya said To him who had been thus filled with pity, whose eyes were filled with tears and showed distress, and who was sorrowing, Madhusudana uttered these words:2.2The Blessed Lord said O Arjuna, in this perilous place, whence has come to you this impurity entertained by unenlightened persons, which does not lead to heaven and which brings infamy?2.3O Partha, yield not to unmanliness. This does not befit you. O scorcher of foes, arise, giving up the petty weakness of the heart.2.4Arjuna said O Madhusudana, O destroyer of enemies, how can I fight with arrows in battle against Bhisma and Drona who are worthy of adoration?2.5Rather than killing the noble-minded elders, it is better in this world to live even on alms. But by killing the elders we shall only be enjoying here the pleasures of wealth and desireable things drenched in blood.2.6We do not know this as well as to which is the better for us, (and) whether we shall win, or whether they shall coner us. Those very sons of Dhrtarastra, by killing whom we do not wish to live, stand in confrontation.2.7My nature is weighed down by weakness and confusion about my duty. Tell me decisively what is best for me. I am your disciple, surrendered to you — please instruct me.2.8Because, I do not see that which can, even after aciring on this earth a prosperous kingdom free from enemies and even sovereignty over the gods, remove my sorrow (which is) blasting the senses.2.9Sanjaya said Having spoken thus to Hrsikesa (Krsna), Gudakesa (Arjuna), the afflictor of foes, verily became silent, telling Govinda, 'I shall not fight.' fight.'2.10O descendant of Bharata, to him who was sorrowing between the two armies, Hrsikesa, mocking as it were, said these words: