There are many great scriptures in Hinduism. One of these is the Shrimad Bhagwat Gita. Please tell that this is a part of the Mahabharata, which describes the Sawand between Lord Krishna and Arjuna. Many essence of life is hidden in the Gita.
At the same time, many such things have been written in it that a person can understand what is the right way to reach God? In the Gita, along with God, devotion and devotees are written about the three.
These 4 people do devotion to God:
In the Gita, Shri Krishna has told Arjuna in talks, which are the four people who do devotion to God. Anyone can do devotion to God, but four types of devotees are mentioned in the Gita. There are around 700 verses in the Gita. One of these verses is something like this …
“Chaturvidha Bhajante Maa Jana: Sukritinojun.
Arto Curious Vartharthi Giani Ch Bharatarshabh॥ “
Meaning of Shloka: Through this verse, Shri Krishna has told Arjuna that four types of people are always engaged in his devotion. He told that unhappy, curious, property seekers and knowledgeable are attracted to his devotion. Shri Krishna has also described the reason behind the devotion of these people. Let’s know it in detail.
Art (unhappy people): These are the people who remember God in the hour of sorrow or during any pain and come to their shelter. Such people have no way to distance all the sorrows from themselves. People who were troubled by disease, crisis or any other problem come to the shelter of God and ask for freedom from them.
Curious (people who wish to know everything): In this category, those people who do devotion to understand God and every secret related to this world. Such people also get out in search of the reality of God and Universe by holding the path of spirituality.
Arthayar (whoever wants property): People seeking physical happiness in this category. Those who need happiness, prosperity and fame. People also come in this category who want the good of their family members.
Giani (people who get ultimate knowledge): It is written about such devotees in the Gita that such people have found God. In the Gita, Shri Krishna has described such people as the best because these people do devotion without any demand or selfishness.