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<h3>Bhagavad-gita As It Is Lectures</h3>
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Even if you are opulent externally, if you are sick, if your mind is not in proper condition, you suffer. That is called adhyātmika. And there are other miseries offered by other living entities. Just like some friend all of a sudden becomes your enemy, and he tries to inflict some injuries upon you. You are full of anxieties. This is called adhibhautika. Even there is no enmity, there are so many living entities, just like bugs, mosquitoes, other animals. They are always prepared to give us trouble. This is called adhibhautika. Adhyātmika, adhibhautika and adhidaivika, which is beyond your . . . Every miserable condition is beyond your control, but especially adhidaivika: famine, pestilence, overflood, no rain, scarcity. This is called adhidaivika. So this is called conditioned life.
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[[Vanisource:760420 - Lecture BG 09.02 - Melbourne|760420 - Lecture BG 09.02 - Melbourne]]
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What is the difference between this material world and the spiritual world? In the material world we are conditioned, and in the spiritual world we are liberated. This is the difference. In material . . . what is conditioned life? Conditioned life means subjected to the rules and regulation of the material nature. That is conditioned life. Just like we have got this body. This is also a condition of the material nature. We have got different types of bodies, why? Because we are conditioned. According to our karma we have got different types of body, 8,400,000's of bodies. So liberated life means not to go under the condition of this material nature. That is liberated life. In the conditioned life there are four defects. Out of many other conditions, so far our knowledge is concerned, that is defective. Why? Because we commit mistake. Every one of us, we commit mistake, we are illusioned, our senses are imperfect, and we have a tendency to cheat. This is four defects of conditioned life. But the liberated life, they have no such conditions.

And another condition is you have to live under threefold miseries, that miserable conditions pertaining to the body and mind. Even if you are opulent externally, if you are sick, if your mind is not in proper condition, you suffer. That is called adhyātmika. And there are other miseries offered by other living entities. Just like some friend all of a sudden becomes your enemy, and he tries to inflict some injuries upon you. You are full of anxieties. This is called adhibhautika. Even there is no enmity, there are so many living entities, just like bugs, mosquitoes, other animals. They are always prepared to give us trouble. This is called adhibhautika. Adhyātmika, adhibhautika and adhidaivika, which is beyond your . . . Every miserable condition is beyond your control, but especially adhidaivika: famine, pestilence, overflood, no rain, scarcity. This is called adhidaivika. So this is called conditioned life.
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