what are the two specific questions regarding yoga and its practitioner asked by arjuna to krishna in chapter 6?what do small cloud and big cloud indicate ?explain the cloud analogy with respect to the life of a practicing spiritualist . does an unsuccessful spiritualist lose both materially and spiritually?explain. what are the two categories of unsuccessful yogis ?where do they go in next life ?[bg chapter 6,6.38–45)
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Answer for your first question.
Arjuna had asked more than a dozen questions to Lord Krishna in Bhagvath Gita.
Here I have mentioned two questions that asked by Arjuna to Lord Krishna about Yoga.
Arjuna's Question: 1
How am I to understand that you taught this yoga in the beginning?
Arjuna's Question: 2
Those ever-steadfast devotees who thus worship you and those who worship the eternal unmanifest Brahman, which of these has the best knowledge of Yoga?
Answer for your final question
Who are considered as unsuccessful yogis?
Yogies who are failed to attain the internal silence are considered as unsuccessful yogis.
Yogies who love food more than fast are also considered as unsuccessful yogis.
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Here I have proposed answers for tow of the given question. Please find them below.
Answer for your first question.
Arjuna had asked more than a dozen questions to Lord Krishna in Bhagvath Gita.
Here I have mentioned two questions that asked by Arjuna to Lord Krishna about Yoga.
Arjuna's Question: 1
How am I to understand that you taught this yoga in the beginning?
Arjuna's Question: 2
Those ever-steadfast devotees who thus worship you and those who worship the eternal unmanifest Brahman, which of these has the best knowledge of Yoga?
Answer for your final question
Who are considered as unsuccessful yogis?
Yogies who are failed to attain the internal silence are considered as unsuccessful yogis.
Yogies who love food more than fast are also considered as unsuccessful yogis.