🪷 ध्यान-योग · BG Chapter 6 — Dhyāna-Yoga

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Meditation praxis.
Begin with nāma-smaraṇa, enter the anchor surface, then carry the insight into niṣkāma action.

BG Chapter 6 — Dhyāna-Yoga Source-Anchor Spine

This walk detail keeps the local practice arc joined to the master walk index, the daily selection layer, any festival, Gītā chapter, or graha source route that selected it, and the universal surrender/Bindu/philosophy anchors. Treat a walk as devotional source-navigation and practice support, not a replacement for guru, śāstra, or qualified local guidance.

BG Chapter 6 — Dhyāna-Yogalocal chapter walk route · 11 steps · ध्यान-योग/walksmaster walk index and route-proven source spineBG 6 · Dhyāna-YogaBhagavad-Gītā chapter hub that supplies this chapter-walk themetoday's day pagecurrent day-axis where Vidhyamitra recommends one walk for practice/bhagavad-gitacomplete Gītā corpus behind chapter and practice arcsBG 2.47niṣkāma-karma action without fruit-claimBG 4.34praṇipāta, paripraśna, sevā learning postureBG 18.66surrender seal after the practice arc/festivalsfestival route layer for festival-selected walks/jyotisha-referencegraha, tithi, nakshatra, and weekday source layer behind daily walk selection/vibhutiKrishna-vibhūti source layer for recognizing the walk theme as His manifestation/samskarasrite-and-conduct layer for carrying insight into dharmic action/lineageparamparā source boundary for practice received through śāstra and guru/binduone Bindu behind the walk, the source text, the day, and the reader/philosophyKrishna = Paramaatma = Parabrahman constitutional foundation

Anchor Surfaces

Bhagavad-Gītā ChapterBG 6 · Dhyāna-YogaBhagavad-Gītā18 chapters · 701 verses

Practice Arc

  1. Offer the opening remembrance: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare.
  2. Read the anchor surface linked above with the walk's theme in mind.
  3. Close by offering the next action without attachment to result.