The erudite conversation
between Devi Devhuti and her son Lord Kapil is described in detail in Shrimad
Bhagwat MahaPuran.
It starts in the 25th
chapter of Third Skandh and goes upto the last chapter of that Skandh, i.e. 33rd.
Lord always makes it a
point, whenever He gets a chance, to describe Vedic conclusions in the simplest
terms possible, so that even the most moronic person can understand them easily.
This dialogue between mother-son duo is another such example of Lord's
benevolence towards his eternal chaitanya power Jeevatma.
Many such well known
conversations are there. For example, in Shri Bhagwat Puran itself, in its 11th
Skandh, while talking to His beloved devotee Uddhav, Lord has described so many
concepts in such a straight-forward manner, that's there's no scope for any
confusion. This conversation between Shri Krishna and Uddhav starts in the 6th
chapter of 11th Skandh and goes all the way upto 29th. So
a lot of things have been described by Lord there. Of course, after having read
the extremely sweet and dulcet description of some of the activities of Divine
Vrindavan and divine kunj in the 10th Skandh, not many devotees are
too concerned about reading all those vedic summaries, and that's understandable.
However, when it comes
to the most focused and sharp and riveting summary of Vedas given by the Lord,
nothing can ever come anywhere close to Shri Bhagvad Gita.
But I'll stick my neck
out and say that while Shri Bhagvad Gita is truly beyond any comparison when it
comes to its focus and completeness and it's entirety and its breadth of
knowledge that Lord Krishna gives to all of us via Arjun, the EASIEST TO
UNDERSTAND Vedic summaries are to be found in Goswami Tulsidas' Shri Ram Charit
Manas. That's what I truly feel.
Hell man, this post is
going God knows where. Ok bye. 😊
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