In Chapter 8 of this work, the importance of the last thought prior to death is emphasized.
In Chapter 8 of this work, the importance of the last thought prior to death is emphasized. In chapter sixteen, the divine and demonic natures are defined. A number of different "paths" are discussed, including love and devotion to god, and acting according to duty. These are less advanced than paths which involve discriminating between the real and the false, and stilling the mind through meditation. The four yogas include bhakti, karma, jhana and raja. The most famous commentaries on them were by Ramakrishna, and they begin with a discussion between Dhri-tara-shtra and his advisors, and some blowing of conch shells. Given to a charioteer just before a battle between the Pandavas and Karauvas, FTP, identify this Hindu text, spoken by Krishna to Arjuna in the Mahabharata.
In Chapter 8 of this work, the importance of the last thought prior to death is emphasized.
{Bhagavad Gita}