Chapter 6 verse 27
“Supreme bliss verily comes to this yogi, whose mind is
quite peaceful, whose passion is quietened, who is free from sin and who has
become brahman”
Continuing on from previous verses, Lord says that when
the mind is bereft of thoughts which one doesn’t cling on it, the passion which
arises from desire laden thoughts and actions is automatically quelled and the
hence the source of distraction is eliminated to get to the immutable Self. Sin
in sanatana dharma is nothing but actions and thoughts which takes one away
from dharma-right thing to do or think. The consequence of a sin from the law
of karma is that one needs to exhaust the effect of that thought or action in a
future time. Nobody is permanently condemned to heaven or hell based on their
deeds-meritorious or sinful. Heaven and hell are not permanent places in
sanatana dharma. They exist both on earth and elsewhere. In fact every moment
could be heaven and hell based on our thoughts, actions and perceptions. The
only refugee is to stay with the dharmic way and pursue the highest purpose in
life, to get liberated from this cycle of birth and death!
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