Why is the welfare of the physical body and mind not considered to be the true welfare activity? (BG 5.25
a. It is not wholesome
b. It provides temporary relief
c. It is difficult to achieve
d. None of the above
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(b) It provides temporary relief
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- Verse 5.25 of the Bhagavad Gita states that promoting human welfare is an admirable goal.
- Welfare programmes, on the other hand, that are primarily focused on physical care only produce transient welfare.
- Spiritual wellness aims to reawaken the soul's God-consciousness and gets to the heart of all material misery.
- Helping someone align their consciousness with God is, therefore, the highest form of wellbeing.
- People with exalted souls and pure thoughts operate in this area of wellbeing. Such charitable work draws God's grace even more, which raises them even higher on the path. They are finally set free to enter the spiritual world and the divine Abode once they have perfected their surrender to God and attained total mental cleansing.
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