Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Sojourn of Arjuna , by - Victor Wooten. Song from the album What Did He Say?, in the genre Release date: 18.08.1997
Record label: Vix
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Sojourn of Arjuna , by - Victor Wooten. Song from the album What Did He Say?, in the genre The Sojourn of Arjuna |
| So Arjuna and Krishna you know they’re hanging out on the battlefield |
| Arjuna is like tired of war, he’s trying to get out of this battle |
| So Krishna drops a little science on him, he says you know it’s the way of |
| Spiritual growth |
| A man must go forth from where he stands |
| He cannot jump to the absolute, he must evolve toward it (can you hear that) |
| Krishna says at any given moment in time we are what we are |
| Arjuna we have to accept the consequences of being ourselves |
| And only through this acceptance can we begin to evolve further |
| We may select the battleground but we cannot avoid the battle |
| So Krishna tells Arjuna it follows therefore that every action under certain |
| Circumstances and for certain people may actually be a stepping stone to |
| Spiritual growth |
| Arjuna is to do the best he knows |
| In order to pass beyond that best to better |
| How can we prescribe our neighbors to be perfect |
| When it is so hard to know our own heart |
| The pacifist must respect Arjuna |
| Arjuna must respect the pacifist |
| Both are going toward the same goal |
| If they are really sincere |
| There’s an underlying solidarity between them |
| Which can be expressed |
| Each one follows without compromise the path upon which he finds himself |
| For we can only help others to do their duty |
| By doing what we ourselves believe to be right |
| It is the one supremely social act |
| So Kirshna’s reply to Arjuna occupies the rest of the story |
| It deals not only with Arjuna’s immediate personal problem |
| But the whole nature of action |
| The meaning of life |
| And the aims for which man must struggle here on earth |
| At the end of the conversation Arjuna has changed his mind |
| He’s ready to fight, he’s ready to go ahead on |
| It is the way of spiritual growth |
| A man must go forward from where he stands |
| He cannot jump to the absolute |
| And the battle begins… |
| By doing what we ourselves believe to be right |
| It is the one supremely social act |
| So Kirshna’s reply to Arjuna occupies the rest of the story |
| It deals not only with Arjuna’s immediate personal problem |
| But the whole nature of action |
| The meaning of life |
| And the aims for which man must struggle here on earth |
| At the end of the conversation Arjuna has changed his mind |
| He’s ready to fight, he’s ready to go ahead on |
| It is the way of spiritual growth |
| A man must go forward from where he stands |
| He cannot jump to the absolute |
| And the battle begins… |
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