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If you have been blessed with the human form, which is the seed of Dharma, and have cultivated it with good conduct in the field of karma, you will be bound to an infinite chain of auspiciousness. In this field of Dharma, which is also a field of karma, there is a perpetual battle between the Pandavas, who represent good conduct, and the Kauravas, who represent evil conduct. When you overcome evil tendencies with the power of your soul, through the true effort of karma yoga, and good conduct prevails, then the cultivation of the seed of Dharma begins, and you will progressively attain a series of auspicious states. Here, the word "karmabhoomi" is very significant. It suggests that just as we have to cultivate crops like grains in the field of karma, sowing seeds and nurturing them to grow, so too, you, who have attained the karmabhoomi, have been born in this field of karma. Therefore, strive for the true effort of karma yoga! Strive! Become virtuous! Become like a lotus! Sow this excellent seed of human form, which is the seed of Dharma, and cultivate it with the practice of good karma. Nurture it with the watering of the worship of the true Dharma, so that it may grow, flourish, and bear infinite fruits.
If you desire the ultimate goal, then make the true effort, taking the name of the state of existence, etc., and do not cut off the soul.
O human! Keep in mind the goal of your own nature, and cultivate the five great vows, which are like grains. Then, the qualities of the transient vision, knowledge, and conduct, etc., will be produced like grains, filling the house of your soul. Then, in your own realm of the soul, there will be a perpetual abundance and prosperity of supreme bliss. Thus, you will gather the happiness of the soul for an infinite period of time. This karmabhoomi is giving a message to the humans of this karmabhoomi! Cultivate the grains of the five great vows, keeping in mind the goal of your own nature, and strive for the means. The transient vision, knowledge, and conduct, etc., are the qualities that will be produced, filling the house of your soul. The supreme vision has entered my realm, and supreme bliss and prosperity have come to my land. Devchandra and Jinchandra have experienced this, and the happiness of the soul will follow them for an infinite period of time.
O Shri Namin, the Lord of the Jains, the cloud of mercy! Shri Devchandraji. + "In the field of Dharma, the field of Kuru, the warriors are gathered, ready to fight. What are my Pandavas doing, Sanjay?"
Shri Bhagavad Gita, 1-1