B.G 12.20
Those who worship this righteous nectar as declared, with faith, considering Me supreme, those devotees are extremely dear to Me.
Gīta Bhāshya 12.20
Entire chapter is summarized in a concise manner. 'śradda', i.e. faith, is a belief in theism. 'śraddadhānā'- those who hold that 'śradda', i.e. faith. The word 'dharma' is lord Vishnu, topics regarding Him are 'dharmyam'. It destroys the cycle of worldly existence and is thus considered the nectar of righteousness.
Summarizes in a concise manner by the verse - "ye tu dharmyāmṛtam".
The word 'dharma' is lord Vishnu, topics regarding Him are 'dharmyam'. This 'dharmyam' (i.e by knowing about lord Vishnu, which inspires right conduct), destroys the cycle of worldly existence, akin to death, and is thus considered the nectar of righteousness. 'śrat' i.e. faith, is the belief in the existence of the God.
"The word 'śrat', i.e. faith, is referred to as belief in theism."
- thus declared.
Those who hold that 'śradd', i.e. faith, are termed as 'śraddadhānā'.
Thus ends the twelfth chapter of the Śrī Bhagavad Gītā commentary composed by the revered teacher Ānandatīrtha Bhagavatpāda.
"Om, that is the truth," thus ends the twelfth chapter named Bhakti Yoga in the glorious Bhagavad Gita, which is the dialogue between Sri Krishna and Arjuna, and is part of the Upanishads and the science of Brahman in the scripture of yoga.
