The doer who is absurd; the doer who is vulgar; the doer who obstinate; the doer who cheats; the doer who is dishonest; the doer who is lazy; the doer who gets bewildered and the doer who procrastinates; such doer is said to be with the quality of Ignorance [Tamas].
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Bhagavan Sri Krishna
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Rasi
Capricorn
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Nakshatra
Mula
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Graha
Saturn
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Life domains
Career/Profession, Finance, Family
In this Bhagavad Gita verse, Lord Krishna explains the quality of ignorance. Those born under the Makara Rasi may possess Tamas quality due to the influence of Shani Graha. The Moon Nakshatra can signify subtle intelligence, but at times may also be affected by Tamas quality. In business and financial decisions, they may be impacted by laziness or dishonest actions. In family welfare, their stubbornness may affect relationships. Therefore, they should act with integrity in their actions, eliminate selfishness and ignorance, and purify the mind through meditation and wisdom. This way, they can see progress in their business and financial situations. To maintain good relationships in the family, they must adhere to an honest approach. By following these guidelines, they can free themselves from Tamas quality and move towards liberation.
In this verse, Lord Krishna speaks to Arjuna about the quality of ignorance. These describe the actions of those who are in the Tamas quality. They perform absurd, deceitful, stubborn, deceptive, and dishonest actions. Their actions are characterized by laziness, confusion, and avoidance. They act based on emotions. It is important to analyze their actions rather than make decisions about them.
This verse refers to 'Avidya' or ignorance in Vedanta philosophy. Ignorance connects humans to the Tamas quality. It leads people to make wrong decisions. Therefore, we must cultivate our knowledge. We should purify our minds through true wisdom and meditation. This will make our actions pure, honest, and beneficial. It guides us towards liberation.
In today's life, this verse warns us. Many are performing their duties without integrity or laziness. We must act honestly for the welfare of the family. We should think and take action in business or financial matters. Live with planned finances without getting trapped in debt and EMI pressures. Avoid wasting time on social media and share informed information. It is important to achieve longevity with healthy eating habits. This will enhance the quality of our lives and make our actions a blessing for others.
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