1.
Arjuna asked,
“Oh! Lord, how to bind?
The wavering mind
Is as strong as the wind.
Difficult I do find.”
2.
The Blessed Lord said,
“Constant practice and dispassion combined
Can cause the wavering mind to bind.”
(the above two poems are from the Gita)
*** Salutations to the shoes of Guru Siddha Nath ***
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