Though man is very advanced externally, along with his intellectual development, mental development is also necessary, because the role of mind is equally important, or rather far bigger than the role of intellect while living life. An intellectual person can live life happily if his mind is pure, pleasant and mature. Man often fails to understand what exactly constitutes a good behaviour. The various virtues, which need to be cultivated by the mind, are described in the 13th Chapter of Bhagwat Geeta through these 5 stanzas. ‘Divyatwacha Marg’ illustrates this.
Daily Life, Shreemad Bhagwat Gita
Divyatwacha Marg
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+ ShippingThough man is very advanced externally, along with his intellectual development, mental development is also necessary, because the role of mind is equally important, or rather far bigger than the role of intellect while living life. An intellectual person can live life happily if his mind is pure, pleasant and mature. Man often fails to understand what exactly constitutes a good behaviour. The various virtues, which need to be cultivated by the mind, are described in the 13th Chapter of Bhagwat Geeta through these 5 stanzas. ‘Divyatwacha Marg’ illustrates this.
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