Geeta 14th chapter 22 to 27 sloke

[Geeta is India-Geeta, the pillar of knowledge of India. Bharatiya is always rich in the knowledge, the treasury of the Geeta for the treasury. The wealth that can be collected from this treasure store, as well as wealthy-wise-wise will be proved in this world and in the hereafter. Therefore, Lord Shri Krishna says in the greatness of Gita: - O India, who possesses human beings in a clever way, who does not read or listen to the Amrituparini Gita, is eating poison by throwing it away from the nectar. The sad people of the world are happy to be filled with Bhagavad Gita and get sophisticated drinking. The generous kings have attained absolute position by being in the habit of worshiping the Gita. In the lyrics, there is nothing very low, Brahma - Swarupini Geeta equally gives knowledge to everyone. For all of today, the study of text-division is to become richer by studying 22 to 27 verses or mantras.
22) Shri Gobgan said --- O Arjun, the work of virtue is the manifestation of knowledge, the rituals of rajoguna, and the religion of Moham. All these qualities are religion-induced, but who does not hate the slander and does not desire happiness, he is the only one.
23) He stays as indifferent and does not get disturbed by the effects of these three qualities. The qualities are present in their own work, they have nothing to do with me, it thinks that the person is not anxious - he is the quality.
24) Whoever is equal to happiness and sorrow, who is self-sufficient, who is equal to God, who is dear to him, who is dear and unpleasant and considers you to be like one who is patient, he is the one who is patient.
25) A person who is not a person who does not engage in any action, knowledge and ambition, whose values and insults, enemies and allies, is said to be counted.
26) Who serves me with my sincere devotion, he is able to attain Brahma through these virtues.
27) I am the founder of Brahma - Basudeb. I am nectar I am the eternal religion and I am the best of happiness. Twenty marks, chapter fourteen. [Joy Bhedvgawan Srikrishna's victory.]