Hari Om!

Bhagavān Ramana Maharshi (stating) and Swāmī Aparājitānanda jī (explaining) both are busy with the two-fold tasks of a spiritual teacher - that of detecting flaws in our thinking that lead to worldly life and results instead of meditation and God and providing guidance to correct the mistake of forgetting God by reminding us about the essence of Karma Yoga.

The equation of "work = happiness" is proved wrong and unhealthy. Swāmījī further clarifies exhaustively and logically the defects, dangers and double-edgedness of unintelligent actions by examples of Gītā and Bhaja Govindam and gives a beautiful and deep analysis of happiness.

Swāmījī draws attention to the fact that the text starts with "God" (Kartu) and guides us on how to start and practise remembrance of God in all stages of life, feeling His presence, gratitude and love for Him instead of questioning God's existence.

How God expects a return gift of a Dhārmic life from us is very nicely discussed at length.

An all-inclusive analysis of actions with respect to karmī and Karma Yogī and a beautiful explanation of "ichha" of Ramana Maharshi and "sanga" in Gītā is fascinating.

Simple examples of child and mother and of mother as a teacher become sweet stories simplifying great truths.

Our prostations again and again to the Loka-Guru and the favourite of favourites, Bhagavān Ramana Maharshi and Guru, Swāmī Aparājitānanda jī.

(Upadesha Sāra - Talk 2 of 7 - Verses 1 to 3)

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