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the message of Bhagwat Geeta simply to enlighten Arjuna and his followers.
(9)  Emperor Bali  attained success by  surrendering everything  unto the Lord along with his personal body.
These are the nine standard items of devotional service of the Lord and a candidate can make his choice to adopt any one, two, three, four or all the items together as he likes. All the services being rendered to the Absolute the services are themselves Absolute and there is no material difference of quantity or quality like the inert matter. They are different variegatedness in the spiritual platform, where everything is identical with everything else.  Emperor Amburish  adopted all the above nine items in his practical life as follows and he also attained the same result. He engaged his mind just on the lotus feet of the Lord, his word in the description of the spiritual world, his hands in the service of cleansing the temple of the Lord and his ears in the service of submissive hearing of the words of Lord Sri Krishna. He engaged his eyes in visualising the the Deities of the Lord, his body in touching the body of the devotees, his nostrils in smelling the flowers first offered to the deity, his tongue in tasting the foodstuff first offered to the deity, his legs in visiting the temple of the Lord and all his energy of life in the executive services of the Lord without the least desire for sense gratification. All these activities helped him to attain the perfect stage of spiritual life which defeats the supermost dexterity of material science.
It is therefore incumbent for all human being to adopt these principles of spiritual realisation for perfection of life. A human being has no obligation whatsoever save and except the spiritual realisation in the life. In the modern set up of civilisation, the human society is too busy in the discharge of national duties. But in fact national duty, social duty, or humanitarian duties are obligatory to them only who are bereft from the spiritual duty. As soon as a man takes his birth in any part of the globe he does not have only national, social or humanitarian obligations but also he has his obligations to the demigods who supply the air, light, water etc, he has obligations to the great sages, who have left, behind them vast