[Advaita-l] Vedanta Bhakti in Bhagavad Gita

[SIVAKUMAR]

It is clear that Arjuna could understand intellectually only That is why lord
has to explain the principles again to Arjuna in Annuitant life of Arjuna 
after the war also proves this In fact Bhagwan Vyasa has portrayed only one
as a jnani,a realized soul,ie.Vidura who becomes an avadhuta at the end of
of his life he was the dearest one to the Lord for it was only in  his
home the Lord preferred to stay when the Lord acted as a messenger.

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---- Rajaram Venkataramani <rajaramvenk at gmail.com> wrote: 
> As every one knows samhitas and upanishads have statements where the devotee
> declares he is one with the lord - so'ham, gopalaham, sivo'ham etc. Why in
> Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna does not state that? It cannot be because Arjuna does
> not understand it. In 18.72, the lord asks if Arjuna's moha is gone and
> Arjuna says yes, your prasada. Sankara comments that Arjuna has acquired
> knowledge of the Self. But Arjuna does not say Vasudevo'ham. He, in fact,
> says "karishye vacanam tava".  Why?
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