Will of the Lord (CC and Other books)

Expressions researched:
"God's will" |"God's will" |"Will of Sri Krishna" |"by the will of God" |"by the will of krsna" |"by the will of the lord" |"by the will of the supreme" |"krishna's will" |"lord willing" |"lord's will" |"will of God" |"will of God" |"will of Lord Sri Krsna" |"will of krishna" |"will of krsna" |"will of the Lord Krsna" |"will of the lord" |"will of the supreme"

CC Adi-lila

Rī Arjuna, wanting to satisfy his senses by becoming a so-called nonviolent and pious man, at first decided not to fight. But when he was fully situated in the principles of bhāgavata-dharma, culminating in complete surrender unto the will of the Supreme Lord, he changed his decision and agreed to fight for the satisfaction of the Lord.

CC Adi 1.91, Purport:

Bhāgavata-dharma, or the religious principle described in Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, of which the Bhagavad-gītā is a preliminary study, is meant for liberated persons of the highest order, who attribute very little value to the sense gratification of pretentious religiosity. The first and foremost concern of fruitive workers, elevationists, empiric philosophers and salvationists is to raise their material position. But devotees of Godhead have no such selfish desires. They serve the Supreme Lord only for His satisfaction. Śrī Arjuna, wanting to satisfy his senses by becoming a so-called nonviolent and pious man, at first decided not to fight. But when he was fully situated in the principles of bhāgavata-dharma, culminating in complete surrender unto the will of the Supreme Lord, he changed his decision and agreed to fight for the satisfaction of the Lord.