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17 - Of Religion by the Threefold Kinds of Faith - Bhagavad Gita · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Chapter seventy of Religion, by the threefold kinds of faith Arjuna.
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  Speaker 1: If men forsake the holy ordinance, heedless of shastras, yet
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  Speaker 1: keep faith at heart and worship what shall be the
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  Speaker 1: state of those late Krishna Satwan Rajas Thomas say Krishna threefold.
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  Speaker 1: The faith is of mankind and springs from those three qualities,
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  Speaker 1: becoming true or passion stained or dark, as thou shalt hear,
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  Speaker 1: the faith of each believer Indian prince conforms itself to
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  Speaker 1: what he truly is. Where thou shalt see a worshiper
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  Speaker 1: that one to what he worships, lives assimilate, such as
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  Speaker 1: the shrine, So is the wotry. The Suthfa's souls adore
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  Speaker 1: true gods. The souls obeying Rajas worship Ratrasas or Yakshas.
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  Speaker 1: And the men of darkness pray to pretas and to
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  Speaker 1: bhutas Ay and those who practice bitter penance not enjoyed
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  Speaker 1: by rightful rule, balance which hath its root in self
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  Speaker 1: sufficient proud hypocrisies, those men passion viset violent while torturing
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  Speaker 1: the witless ones. My elements shut in fire company within
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  Speaker 1: their flesh Nay me myself present within the flesh, know
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  Speaker 1: them to devils devoted not to heaven. For like as
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  Speaker 1: foods are threefold for mankind in nourishing, so is there
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  Speaker 1: threefold way of worship, abstinence and almsgiving. Hear this of me.
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  Speaker 1: There is a food which brings force, substance, strength, and
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  Speaker 1: health and joy to live, being well seasoned, ordial, comforting,
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  Speaker 1: soothfast meat. And there being foods which break aches and
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  Speaker 1: undress and burning blood and grief, being too biting thing,
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  Speaker 1: salt and sharp, and therefore craved by too strong appetite.
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  Speaker 1: And there is foul food kept from overnight, savorless, free,
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  Speaker 1: the which the foul will eat, a feast of rottenness,
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  Speaker 1: meat for the lips of such as love the darkness.
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  Speaker 1: Thus with rites, a sacrifice not for rewardment, made offered
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  Speaker 1: in rightful vise. When he who vows saith with heart devout.
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  Speaker 1: This I should do is sooth fast right, but sacrifice
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  Speaker 1: for gay offered for good repute. Be sure that this
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  Speaker 1: o best of Barathas is ras right with stamp of passion,
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  Speaker 1: and a sacrifice offered against the loss, with no due
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  Speaker 1: goal of foodgiving, with no accompaniment of hallowed him nor
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  Speaker 1: largness to the priests in faithless celebration, call it why
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  Speaker 1: the deed of darkness, law, worship of God's meriting, worship slowly,
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  Speaker 1: reverence of twice bonds, teachers purity, rectitude, and the dramataria's war,
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  Speaker 1: and not to endure any helpless thing. These make a
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  Speaker 1: true religeousness of act, words causing no man woe, words
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  Speaker 1: ever true gentle and pleasing words, and those aysay in
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  Speaker 1: murmured reading of sacred writ These make the true religiousness
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  Speaker 1: of speech, serenity of soul, benignity, sway of the silent spirit,
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  Speaker 1: constant stress to sanctify the nature. These things make good,
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  Speaker 1: right and true religiousness of mind. Such threefold faith in
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  Speaker 1: highest piety, kept with no hope of gain by heart's
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  Speaker 1: devote is perfect work of subtuan, true belief, religion shown
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  Speaker 1: in act of proud display to win good entertainment. Worship
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  Speaker 1: faith such say I is a progest and be religion
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  Speaker 1: followed by a witless will to tortureself or come a
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  Speaker 1: power to hurt another of thomas, dark and ill. The
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  Speaker 1: gift lovingly given when one shall say, now, must I
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  Speaker 1: gladly give? When he who takes can render nothing back.
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  Speaker 1: Made in due place, due time, and to a meet
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  Speaker 1: recipient is gift of supplan, fair and profitable. The gift
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  Speaker 1: selfishly given where to receive is hope again, or when
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  Speaker 1: some end is sought, or where the gift is proffered
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  Speaker 1: with a grudge, This is of rajious staying with impulse ill.
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  Speaker 1: The gift churlishly flung at evil time, in wrongful place
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  Speaker 1: to base recipient, made in this daying half unkindliness, is
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  Speaker 1: gift of Thomas dark. It does not bless here in
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  Speaker 1: the chapter servage of the Bagad guitar entitles Ayavi Babiyot
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  Speaker 1: or the Book of Religion by the Threefold Kinds of Faith.
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  Speaker 1: End of chapter seventeen of the Babwad Gita