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Bhagavad Gita Verse by Verse Talks by Chaitanya Charan Das (playlist 02)

Gita 02.67 - Be swept by the wind of spiritual desire, not material desire

Gita 02.68 - Be a soul-deliverer, not a soul-killer

Gita 02.69 - Be special above the ordinary, not among the ordinary

Gita 02.70 - Be filled with higher purpose to transcend lower desires

Gita 02.71 - Peace comes not by relocation, but by renunciation

Gita 02.72 - Nirvana may be extinction, but brahma-nirvana is not

Gita 03.01 - The Gita's complex multi-level message is intellectually challenging and fulfilling

Gita 03.02 - When scripture doesn't fit into our mental framework, the framework needs change

Gita 03.03 - Krishna's instructions are not contradictory, but multi-level

Gita 03.04 - Don’t equate the external with the essential

Gita 03.05 - Inaction is unnatural, materially and spiritually

Gita 03.06 - Outer renunciation with inner sensual contemplation is self-delusion

Gita 03.07 - Regulation is more conducive for advancement than renunciation

Gita 03.08 - Material duty maintains material stability and facilitates spiritual focus

Gita 03.09 - Nature of action is determined by its intent, not its form

Gita 03.10 - Don't let familiarity take the mystery out of nature

Gita 03.11 - We live not just in a universe but in a universal government

Gita 03.12 - Secular humanism makes humans honest thieves

Gita 03.13 - See God not just as the provider of food but also as its enjoyer

Gita 03.14 - The principle of cosmic exchange is not pre-scientific but universal

Gita 03.15 - Yajna makes the transcendental accessible

Gita 03.16 - Those who don't sacrifice waste their life

Gita 03.17 - Only those who rejoice internally are released from external duty

Gita 03. - The independent are bound to neither action nor renunciation

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