Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 66

Gita 2.66

न, अस्ति, बुद्धिः, अयुक्तस्य, न, च, अयुक्तस्य, भावना,
न, च, अभावयतः, शान्तिः, अशान्तस्य, कुतः, सुखम्।।66।।

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Gita 2.66

Na, asti, buddhiH, ayuktasya, na, ch, ayuktasya, bhaavna,
Na, ch, abhaavyatH, shaantiH, ashaantasya, kutH, sukham’ ||66||

Translation: (Ayuktasya) in a man who has not overpowered his mind and senses (buddhiH) steadfast intellect (na) not (asti) is (ch) and (ayuktasya) in the inner-self of that man with uncontrolled mind (bhaavna) emotions also (na) are not (ch) and (abhaavyatH) an emotionless person (shaantiH) peace (na) does not get and (ashaantasya) a man devoid of peace (sukham’) happiness (kutH) how can he get? (66)

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 66

Translation: A man who has not overpowered his mind and senses does not have steadfast intellect and in the inner-self of that man with uncontrolled mind, there are no emotions. And an emotionless person does not attain peace. How can a person devoid of peace attain happiness?

Meaning: - A devotee whose doubts are not cleared i.e. who does not find a Tatvdarshi saint, as a result of which instead of doing bhakti of one Supreme God, keeps performing various other religious practices and desiring different things. That devotee does not gain anything.

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