Forest fire (BG and SB)

Expressions researched:
"Khandava Forest was set on fire" |"fire devouring a forest" |"fire in a forest" |"fire in the Musjaranya forest" |"fire in the forest" |"fire of the forest" |"fire to the Khandava Forest" |"fire to the Khandava Forest" |"forest burns due to fire" |"forest fire" |"forest is in blazing fire" |"forest. The fire" |"forest. Thus, the fire"

BG Chapters 1 - 6

BG 2.7, Purport:

By nature's own way the complete system of material activities is a source of perplexity for everyone. In every step there is perplexity, and therefore it behooves one to approach a bona fide spiritual master who can give one proper guidance for executing the purpose of life. All Vedic literatures advise us to approach a bona fide spiritual master to get free from the perplexities of life, which happen without our desire. They are like a forest fire that somehow blazes without being set by anyone. Similarly, the world situation is such' that perplexities of life automatically appear, without our wanting such confusion. No one wants fire, and yet it takes place, and we become perplexed. The Vedic wisdom therefore advises that in order to solve the perplexities of life and to understand the science of the solution, one must approach a spiritual master who is in the disciplic succession. A person with a bona fide spiritual master is supposed to know everything. One should not, therefore, remain in material perplexities but should approach a spiritual master. This is the purport of this verse.