# BH Gita Ch 14 - GunaTrayaYoga 

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Bhagavad Gita Ch 14 - Guna Traya Vibhaga Yoga Desire: Everyone should be happy.   Intent behind desire: ·       No “I”. ·       No attachment to the results of the Intent. ·       Intent is gone. ·       Desire stays. ·       We need to reach the stage of Intent from desire e.g., blessings. When you say that the child should get, this is desire.   Brahman is without any vibrations.   Desire is with vibration.   Brahman + Maya creates this universe with the pure “Intent”. I am the one with everything and duality goes away, and you experience oneness.   If you continue to be engaged with mind, there will be actions. If you are attached to three gunas – you cannot go beyond mind and there will be actions. We must stop creating new desires. When intent goes beyond desires – then you merge with “Gyan” – Pragyanam. Through the practice of meditation, you need to stop the activities of the mind. Then, you can reach Brahman so that you can experience your “True Nature”. Verse 26-27 Mind must be focused on Bhagawan without any activities of mind. Bhakti – Bha (Bhagawan). Mind must be fixated on the unlimited qualities of Bhagawan in Bhakti marg. There are four types of people who worship me. The one who is determined to reach Brahman can start accepting that everything is happening according to nature. All things happening in nature do not create any desire. Slowly, you go beyond the effects of Prakriti on you. In Bhakti one must have the Bhava of surrender (Sharan).