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“A sacred conversation keeps giving joy each time it is remembered.”
O King, remembering again and again this wondrous, holy dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna, I rejoice again and again.
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Sanjaya tells Dhritarashtra that he keeps remembering Krishna and Arjuna's sacred, astonishing conversation and feels joy each time.
Sanjaya speaks this verse, on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, in the chapter titled "Moksha Sanyasa Yoga" (Liberation through Renunciation).
Verse 76 sits in Chapter 18 of the Bhagavad Gita — Moksha Sanyasa Yoga, "Liberation through Renunciation". The chapter has 78 verses in total.
You replay a conversation that changed you — a teacher's words, a hard truth, a moment of clarity — and the memory still steadies you.
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What this verse means
Sanjaya tells Dhritarashtra that he keeps remembering Krishna and Arjuna's sacred, astonishing conversation and feels joy each time.
Context & commentary
The war is over, and Sanjaya is speaking to King Dhritarashtra. He does not summarize the Gita coldly; he relives it. The dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna has become so holy and astonishing that simply remembering it fills him with joy.
Why this verse still matters
You replay a conversation that changed you — a teacher's words, a hard truth, a moment of clarity — and the memory still steadies you.
“Some words stay alive because they carry real power. Recalling them can lift the heart again and again.”
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