BG 7.11

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Here’s a bullet-point summary of Bhagavad Gita Chapter 7, Verse 11 (BG 7.11):

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🔹 Bhagavad Gita 7.11 — Verse

“Balam balavatām asmi kāmarāga-vivarjitam; dharmāviruddho bhūteṣu kāmo ’smi bharatarṣabha.”

Translation:
“I am the strength of the strong, devoid of desire and attachment. I am that desire which is not opposed to dharma, O Arjuna.”

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🔸 Summary — Bullet Points

• Krishna identifies Himself with:

  • Strength that is free from desire (kāma) and attachment (rāga).

  • Desire that is in harmony with dharma (righteousness).

• Strength (Bala):

  • True strength is divine when it’s not driven by ego or selfish motives.

  • Krishna is the pure power behind all righteous strength.

• Desire (Kāma):

  • Desire is not inherently wrong; only adharmic (unrighteous) desire binds the soul.

  • Desires aligned with moral, spiritual, and ethical values are considered divine.

• Message:

  • Spiritualize your desires by aligning them with dharma.

  • Act with inner strength and purpose, but without ego or attachment.

  • Recognize the divine presence in noble qualities within us.

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