Show Notes
In part 1 we heard about some of the different sadhanas/religious disciplines mentioned in the Gita.
Bhagavan helps us see what these can achieve and what they cannot and explains why jnana yajna is the best yajna or sadhana.
This is part two of a two part series on sadhanas/yajnas.
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