KARMA Erased Through Devotion

If you can love God without expecting anything from Him, that’s the best. That’s real devotion. -Swami Vishwananda

Sri Swami Vishwananda:
This love which is the presence of God Himself
is ever brighter.
It’s fully joyful.
And it has eternal joy in it.

But it gets shaded by all the karmic things
that one has been doing in previous lives,
also in this life itself.

To get rid of all of this (karma)
is only through devotion.
When one attains bhakti,
when one awakens bhakti within oneself,
love starts to shine.

But actually, if you can love God
without expecting anything from Him,
that’s the best.
That’s real devotion.
That is real bhakti.

We Came From and go Back to Light

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THE LOVE OF GOD We Came From the Light - We Will Go Back to the Light
Darshan Video of Swami Vishwananda
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Krishna to Arjuna: Controlling of the Mind Duty of All

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Krishna and Arjuna
Battle of Kurukshetra
Swami Vishwananda: "One major factor that stops mankind from becoming love is the mind. To overcome the mind, chant any Divine name. When you practice this regularly, the mind will focus on simplicity. Controlling the mind is your duty on the spiritual path. When soldiers go to war, it is their duty to serve and protect their country. They do not produce any Karma, even when they are fighting."

Utpalavati: Krishna communicated to Arjuna in the Gita at the point where Arjun dropped his bow in resignation not to fight his own kin in the battle of Kurukshetra, (from the Gita): 'If you will not fight this righteous war, then you will fail in your duty, lose your reputation, and incur sin (karma). People will talk about your disgrace forever. To the honored, disgrace is worse than death. You will go to heaven if killed in the line of duty, or you will enjoy the kingdom on Earth if victorious. Therefore, get up with determination to fight. O Arjuna, just do your duty to the best of your ability, without becoming discouraged by the thought of the outcome, which may be success or failure, gain or loss, victory or defeat. By doing your duty with this attitude, you will not incur sin or Karmic bondage.'

A scene wherein Arjuna drops his bow in resignation is shown in the video below:

ARJUNA DECIDES TO DO HIS DUTY