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These prescribed Vedic activities are established on the foundation that the atma is eternal and can never be modified or destroyed as delineated so clearly by Lord Krishna in chapter two. Atma tattva is ultimately attained by jnana yoga or the cultivation of spiritual knowledge from the Vedic scriptures which is generated by karma yoga or the performance of prescribed Vedic activities without attachment. The atma or soul is oneвЂ™s eternal nature beyond all material conceptions and is a necessary preliminary step.

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In order to achieve full success in bhakti yoga it is essential to achieve atma tattva or realisation of oneвЂ™s eternal soul. Bhakti yoga or loving devotional service is exclusively only in relation to the Supreme Lord Krishna or any of His authorised avatars or incarnations as revealed in Vedic scriptures. This Supreme Being who is possessing boundless and unlimited magnificent and glorious attributes. Who is declared in the Puranas as being destitute of all defiling characteristics such as avidya or nescience. Who is proclaimed in the Upanisads as the singular goal to achieve by the aspirants for moksa or liberation from material existence. The ultimate purpose of the Bhagavad-Gita is to show in a clear and lucid manner that one-pointed loving devotion to the Supreme Being who is glorified and proclaimed in the Vedas is the singular and paramount goal to be attained by all human beings specifically and for all living beings in general. But if this was true then Arjuna was bewildered because he did not understand why Lord Krishna was urging him to engage in a ghastly, horrific war by repeatedly telling him to arise and fight In regard to discrimination and the cultivation of spiritual knowledge and being informed that they lead one to moksa or liberation Arjuna came to the conclusion that Lord Krishna valued this path to be superior to karma yoga or the path of actions. Although jnana yoga and karma-yoga have been explained in detail, the relationship between the two has not been established as to which is superior and which is subordinate.

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So jnana yoga or a requisite mentality towards the soul has been taught, now learn how to apply this in respect to requisite activities in karma yoga as was explained beginning in chapter two, verse thirty-nine. A pattern has been set in motion that gives a sense of discrimination between the soul and the physical body and has been instructed as a way to attain moksa or liberation. Government, Freedom Fighters, Justice and PoliticsД¬ommencing in chapter two, verse eleven Lord Krishna instructs Arjuna that he is lamenting for what should not be grieved for.

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