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yon concourse of our kin�察�My members fail�察�my tongue dries in my mouth�察�
A shudder thrills my body�察 �and my hair Bristles with horror�察 �from my
weak hand slips Gandiv�察 �the goodly bow�察 �a fever burns My skin to
parching�察�hardly may I stand�察�The life within me seems to swim and faint�察�
Nothing do I foresee save woe and wail� �It is not good�察�O Keshav� �nought
of good Can spring from mutual slaughter� �Lo�察 �I hate Triumph and
domination�察 �wealth and ease�察 �Thus sadly won� �Aho� �what victory Can
bring delight�察 �Govinda� �what rich spoils Could profit�察 �what rule
recompense�察�what span Of life itself seem sweet�察�bought with such blood�拭�
Seeing that these stand here�察�ready to die�察�For whose sake life was fair�察�and
pleasure pleased�察�And power grew precious�此�grandsires�察 �sires�察 �and sons�察�
Brothers�察�and fathers´in´law�察�and sons´in´law�察�Elders and friends� �Shall I
deal death on these Even though they seek to slay us�拭�Not one blow�察 �O
Madhusudan� �will I strike to gain
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The rule of all Three Worlds�察�then�察�how much less To seize an earthly
kingdom� �Killing these Must breed but anguish�察�Krishna� �If they be Guilty�察�
we shall grow guilty by their deaths�察�Their sins will light on us�察�if we shall
slay Those sons of Dhritirashtra�察�and our kin�察�What peace could come of
that�察�O Madhava�拭�For if indeed�察�blinded by lust and wrath�察�These cannot
see�察�or will not see�察�the sin Of kingly lines o'erthrown and kinsmen slain�察�
How should not we�察�who see�察�shun such a crime We who perceive the
guilt and feel the shame O thou Delight of Men�察 �Janardana�拭 �By
overthrow of houses perisheth Their sweet continuous household piety�察�
And´rites neglected�察 �piety extinct Enters impiety upon that home�察 �Its
women grow unwomaned�察 �whence there spring Mad passions�察 �and the
mingling´up of castes�察�Sending a Hell´ward road that family�察�And whoso
wrought its doom by wicked wrath。 Nay�察 �and the souls of honoured
ancestors Fall from their place of peace�察�being bereft Of funeral´cakes and
the wan death´water。��FN#1�А �So teach our holy hymns。 Thus�察 �if we slay
Kinsfolk and friends for love of earthly power�察�Ahovat� �what an evil fault
it were� �Better I deem it�察�if my kinsmen strike�察�To face them weaponless�察�
and bare my breast To shaft and spear�察�than answer blow with blow。 So
speaking�察�in the face of those two hosts�察�Arjuna sank upon his chariot´seat�察�
And let fall bow and arrows�察�sick at heart。
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HERE ENDETHCHAPTER I。 OF THE BHAGAVAD´GITA�察�Entitled
;Arjun´Vishad�察─�Or ;The Book of the Distress of Arjuna。;
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CHAPTER II
Sanjaya。 Him�察�filled with such compassion and such grief�察�With eyes
tear´dimmed�察 �despondent�察 �in stern words The Driver�察 �Madhusudan�察 �thus
addressed�此�
Krishna。 How hath this weakness taken thee�拭 �Whence springs The
inglorious trouble�察�shameful to the brave�察�Barring the path of virtue�拭�Nay�察�
Arjun� �Forbid thyself to feebleness� �it mars Thy warrior´name� �cast off the
coward´fit� �Wake� �Be thyself� �Arise�察�Scourge of thy Foes� �
Arjuna。 How can I�察�in the battle�察�shoot with shafts On Bhishma�察�or on
Drona´O thou Chief� �Both worshipful�察�both honourable men�拭�
Better to live on beggar's bread With those we love alive�察 �Than
taste their blood in rich feasts spread�察 �And guiltily survive� �Ah� �were it
worse´who knows��to be Victor or vanquished here�察 �When those
confront us angrily Whose death leaves living drear�拭 �In pity lost�察 �by
doubtings tossed�察 �My thoughts´distracted´turn To Thee�察 �the Guide I
reverence most�察 �That I may counsel learn�此�I know not what would heal
the grief Burned into soul and sense�察 �If I were earth's unchallenged
chief A godand these gone thence� �
Sanjaya。 So spake Arjuna to the Lord of Hearts�察�And sighing�察�I will
not fight� ─�held silence then。 To whom�察�with tender smile�察。�O Bharata� 。�
While the Prince wept despairing 'twixt those hosts�察�Krishna made answer
in divinest verse�此�
Krishna。 Thou grievest where no grief should be� �thou speak'st Words
lacking wisdom� �for the wise in heart Mourn not for those that live�察�nor
those that die。 Nor I�察�nor thou�察�nor any one of these�察�Ever was not�察�nor ever
will not be�察 �For ever and for ever afterwards。 All�察 �that doth live�察 �lives
always� �To man's frame As there come infancy and youth and age�察 �So
come there raisings´up and layings´down Of other and of other life´abodes�察�
Which the wise know�察�and fear not。 This that irks Thy sense´life�察�thrilling
to the elements Bringing thee heat and cold�察�sorrows and joys�察�'Tis brief
and mutable� �Bear with it�察�Prince� �As the wise bear。 The soul which is not
moved�察�The soul that with a strong and constant calm Takes sorrow and
takes joy indifferently�察�Lives in the life undying� �That which is Can never
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cease to be�察�that which is not Will not exist。 To see this truth of both Is
theirs who part essence from accident�察 �Substance from shadow。
Indestructible�察�Learn thou� �the Life is�察�spreading life through all�察�It cannot
anywhere�察�by any means�察�Be anywise diminished�察�stayed�察�or changed。 But
for these fleeting frames which it informs With spirit deathless�察 �endless�察�
infinite�察�They perish。 Let them perish�察�Prince� �and fight� �He who shall say�察�
;Lo� �I have slain a man� ─�He who shall think�察 �Lo� �I am slain� ─�those both
Know naught� �Life cannot slay。 Life is not slain� �Never the spirit was born�察�
the spirit shall cease to be never�察 �Never was time it was not�察 �End and
Beginning are dreams� �Birthless and deathless and changeless remaineth
the spirit for ever�察�Death hath not touched it at all�察�dead though the house
of it seems� �
Who knoweth it exhaustless�察�self´sustained�察�Immortal�察�indestructible�察�
shall such Say�察 �I have killed a man�察�or caused to kill�拭─�
Nay�察�but as when one layeth His worn´out robes away�察�And taking
new ones�察�sayeth�察 �These will I wear to´day� ─�So putteth by the spirit
Lightly its garb of flesh�察�And passeth to inherit A residence afresh。
I say to thee weapons reach not the Life�察 �Flame burns it not�察 �waters
cannot o'erwhelm�察 �Nor dry winds wither it。 Impenetrable�察 �Unentered�察�
unassailed�察 �unharmed�察 �untouched�察 �Immortal�察 �all´arriving�察 �stable�察 �sure�察�
Invisible�察 �ineffable�察 �by word And thought uncompassed�察 �ever all itself�察�
Thus is the Soul declared� �How wilt thou�察�then�察�Knowing it so��grieve
when thou shouldst not grieve�拭 �How�察 �if thou hearest that the man new´
dead Is�察 �like the man new´born�察 �still living man One same�察 �existent
Spiritwilt thou weep�拭�The end of birth is death�察�the end of death Is birth�此�
this is ordained� �and mournest thou�察�Chief of the stalwart arm� �for what
befalls Which could not otherwise befall�拭�The birth Of living things comes
unperceived�察 �the death Comes unperceived�察 �between them�察 �beings
perceive�此�What is there sorrowful herein�察�dear Prince�拭�
Wonderful�察 �wistful�察 �to contemplate� �Difficult�察 �doubtful�察 �to speak
upon� �Strange and great for tongue to relate�察 �Mystical hearing for every
one� �Nor wotteth man this�察 �what a marvel it is�察 �When seeing�察 �and
saying�察�and hearing are done� �
This Life within all living things�察 �my Prince� �Hides beyond harm�察�
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scorn thou to suffer�察�then�察�For that which cannot suffer。 Do thy part� �Be
mindful of thy name�察�and tremble not� �Nought better can betide a martial
soul Than lawful war�察�happy the warrior To whom comes joy of battle
comes�察�as now�察�Glorious and fair�察�unsought�察�opening for him A gateway
unto Heav'n。 But�察�if thou shunn'st This honourable fielda Kshattriya If�察�
knowing thy duty and thy task�察�thou bidd'st Duty and task go bythat shall
be sin� �And those to come shall speak thee infamy From age to age�察�but
infamy is worse For men of noble blood to bear than death� �The chiefs
upon their battle´chariots Will deem 'twas fear that drove thee from the
fray。 Of those who held thee mighty´souled the scorn Thou must abide�察�
while all thine enemies Will scatter bitter speech of thee�察 �to mock The
valour which thou hadst�察�what fate could fall More grievously than this�拭�
Eitherbeing killed Thou wilt win Swarga's safety�察�oralive And victor
thou wilt reign an earthly king。 Therefore�察�arise�察�thou Son of Kunti� �brace
Thine arm for conflict�察�nerve thy heart to meet As things alike to thee
pleasure or pain�察�Profit or ruin�察�victory or defeat�此�So minded�察�gird thee to
the fight�察�for so Thou shalt not sin� �
Thus far I speak to thee As from the ;Sankhya;unspiritual
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