Sāṅkhya Yoga

॥ २.४३ ॥

Arjuna, those who are full of worldly desir s N ny, and devoted to the letter of the Vedas, w look upon heaven, as the supreme goal a d S argue that there is nothing beyond heaven Yh are unwise. They utter flowery speech recommending many ritual of various kinds y for the attainment of pleasure and power yi, with rebirth as their fruit. Those whose minds are carried away by such words, and who are K Y deeply attached to pleasure and worldly power, cannot attain the determinate intellect concentrated on God. (42,43,44) fa a AERA

verses 42–44

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