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काहे ते हरि मोहिं बिसारो। जानत निज महिमा मेरे अघ, तदपि न नाथ सँभारो॥१॥ पतित-पुनीत दीन हित असुरन सरन कहत स्त्रुति चारो। हौं नहिं अधम सभीत दीन? किधौं बेदन मृषा पुकारो॥२॥ खग-गनिका-अज ब्याध-पाँति जहँ तहँ हौहूँ बैठारो। अब केहि लाज कृपानिधान! परसत पनवारो फारो॥३॥ जो कलिकाल प्रबल अति हो तो तुव निदेस तें न्यारो। तौ हरि रोष सरोस दोष गुन तेहि भजते तजि मारो॥४॥ मसक बिरंचि बिरंचि मसक सम, करहु प्रभाउ तुम्हारो। यह सामरथ अछत मोहि त्यागहु, नाथ तहाँ कछु चारो॥५॥ नाहिन नरक परत मो कहँ डर जद्यपि हौं अति हारो। यह बड़ि त्रास दास तुलसी प्रभु नामहु पाप न जारो॥६॥
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Krishna Giving Updesh to Arjuna on the Chariot
At the precipice of the great Kurukshetra war, the mighty warrior Arjuna stands paralyzed by moral grief, his hand pressed against his brow as the weight of imminent bloodshed shatters his resolve. Upon the resplendent golden chariot sits Lord Krishna, acting not only as his divine charioteer, but as the supreme guru ready to unveil the eternal truths of the Bhagavad Gita. The glowing halo behind Krishna radiates a profound stillness, contrasting with the swirling emotions of the battlefield. This sacred dialogue captures the timeless moment where human doubt surrenders to divine wisdom, offering solace and spiritual awakening to generations of seekers.
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