I love this. ❤

" अपने कर्तव्यक कर्म करो " ऐसा तो लिखा है पर बाकि जो आगे दो लाईन लिखी है वो भगवद्गीता में कहीं भी नही है ।

Truth!..nothing beats experience!

this is the way. Hari Om

Love that

You're not a human. This book supports exploitation in the name of hierarchical caste system. Giving privileges to certain sections by birth and condemning others to untouchability, manual labour, denial of education etc. Caste is determined by birth and no body is allowed to step outside their boundaries of caste. They are not allowed to do any other jobs and they are not allowed to marry a person from other castes.

I also red it as a teen.. now 46.. blew my mind .. it was the 1st time I red religious text that truly resonated with my view of the world.. then when I later re red other religious texts I had a totally different understanding of them.. deeper more profound.. yet somehow more scientific.. seeing the universe as fractals.. a holographic universe/emanation of God; Source of all that is.. From the blade of grass to the most complex creatures.

This is what happens when you read such a highly intellectual with subtle concepts without proper commentary text. I’m sure you didn’t even understand even 1% of what was said. Let alone doing it unguided when a teen. Don’t fool yourself. This is a scientific and technological book, not a novel that you read once. Just like a physics textbook you need an accompanying book

You are ahead of the game

​@@samuraijack1371Stellar CV notwithstanding, you're betrayed by a surfeit of something approaching cruelty. We will all feel the effects of our behavior on others - on everyone we meet, even rippling out into the lives of those we never know. No external condemnation exists. What happens instead is experiencing the emotion we evoke. My hunch is that you'll find the threat negligible which is probably a mercy. Ebenezer Scrooge epiphanies are rare - at least with happy endings. And yours is already too alone. I wish you light. It's everywhere. Don't be stingy with yourself.

Yea that one hit hard!

Or an impasse caused by a level of thinking cannot be passed by that level of thinking nor a lower level of thinking, but only by a higher level of thinking the impasse can be overcome.

That's a big claim and this is where a irrational mind always fail to evaluate the real situation. what do you mean by thought as far as i know thought is a logically constructed information of mind or our consciousness which is in our physical mind so thought can't think cause thought it self is a result of thinking. also consciousness is something we haven't understood yet so, we don't know what is our limit. and talking about water and it's limit is simple, it will take a constant amount of volume depending on it's density assuming the temperature is constant. what i just stated is a logically constructed scientific statement without any magical words or irrationality. there are some good words which sounds like wise mystical words which is not a bad thing if you are spreading common sense but who would have thought, that it was making people irrational creating superstitions which leads all kinds of bad things

I seriously laughing on thumbnail a book Bhagwat geeta in which krishna embrance to war between 2 family's by tricks and lies for there fun.

@@RationalAgnostic1 I seriously laughing on your comment a book bhagwat geeta in which krishna embrance to war between 2 family's to protect dharma.

The only duty we have is the duty towards ourselves.

I seriously laughing on thumbnail a book Bhagwat geeta in which krishna embrance to war between 2 family's by tricks and lies for there fun.

​@@RationalAgnostic1then you did not understand it's deeper meaning....do you remember the line said by openhymer...now I've become death the destroyer of worlds...

Sorry to say, this is a wrong interpretation. Reward is the result of the KARM . Just do not get attached to the result (+ or-). If positive do not get exuberant, if negative do not fret . Etc. Pl think over again and revise 2/47/& 2/48. Thanks.

@@mangeshchalan8786 yes the book of destruction is finnally became destroyer of humanity.

Beautiful. I took solace in the Gita just before my Mother passed away last year. It came to me I believe in the right moment.

Before he died my father Gave me a copy of The Gita & to my Son he gave a Japanese cooking knife.

How are you today and have you found what you were looking for?

Gita is more than that Try to understand every slok

What should one expect out of it. I know that my question might show ignorance, but I might just be searching understanding

And plz google further more and see what those minorities done to india and it’s culture it’s temples and sculptures inside..

@@iknow2145minorities in India are intolerant and non-secular and also unaccepting of democratic process. They see a push back from the majority naturally. You must read and understand Indian history better before googling for points you want to believe in. Google is a search engine and only gives you what you want to see.

They do. You just haven't read enough.

​@@iknow2145Indian minorities have more rights than Hindus. No other country in this world treats the majority like second class citizens

Bible and mahabaratha both are mythology. The only truth is evolution by natural selection and prehistory revealed in fossil records

In this state of war.. I realize that ... there's a Arjuna In all of Us Who should get closer to Krishna.

Hari Bol!

@HeroOfTimeSS it is OK if people does not grasp this beautiful book. You must do your part (write a book) and detach from its results.

Ukraine vs Russia , Isreal Vs Palestine... Even after reading or listening to this for thousand times ... Krishna's Words becomes more true and true !!! Just a reminder that you guys came here.

@@abhijeetchavhan37this is all a coping mechanism. We are perfect as in there’s pain and suffering to balance life and love. As nature intends nothing more nothing less

First start saying sanatan Dharma Instead of Hinduism

The Western world is beset by serious contradictions... and the misappropriated, hedonist spirit, practice, and scourge of ego-based capitalism.

you didn't understand anything

@@AleksandrKoshakoffGS Sure he did. He realized after reading Bhagavad Gita that he had to fight his adharmic family even though they were his relatives.

Jesus came to India learned from krishn and went back and gave the same lesson krishn that's y bible didn't mentioned his half life

​@@myglobalyt yes that's true. His missing years, not mentioned in the bible, was when he travelled to India and learnt from the great Rishi saints in the Himalayas.

@chetsenior7253 Actually its true, till the time you have not started to search yourself you wont know what you want and you will be lead astray by various influencers telling you what you gotta do. Only when you have done some searching on your own and you figured out your destiny, then the masters or teachers or a book you find will be your true pathfinder. This is not spiritual only logical. This has happened to us all.

So true in my life… over and over again. It’s clear when I think back, the times I wasn’t ready and thought 100% I was, as well.

What an impactful statement, beautiful!!

I’m still waiting… I guess I am not ready yet

But at some point you must let go of the teacher and be your own by letting God be the teacher and leaving all ashrams etc.

✨✨✨

The problem is that Christianity & Islam are Master/Slave religions Think Putin - who rewards his cronies & sycophants, but they must blindly obey & be loyal to him and him only, sing only his praises & only then will they be rewarded That is their God - they are threatened if they explore other religions with an open mind, their "Jealous God" will be angry and won't GIVE them Heaven - eternal pleasures of the flesh So all other religious texts are "works of the devil" It is amazing to see even the best of minds brainwashed so easily

Never mind "If only more people..." Think of The Matrix movie... It only took one person to be truly self-situated in order to change the entire Matrix, for the "laws" of Nature are more like "habits" of Nature and can therefore be upgraded if not broken altogether.

Please adopt the four tiered caste system in your country. It's determined by birth and decides your job or career and you can marry only within your Caste. This is endorsed in Bhagawat Geetha.

​​@@atendriyadasa6746true, great comment

may we pray this for you too?

It's ok everything is lords name one will say history another say mythology did that make any difference now ? So accept it and move on

Always remember, whatever you say on the internet contributes to the credibility of the community you are representing in a particular instance. I am an Indian and I can with all confident say that Mahabharat was not real and was an epic. I am damn sure that there was an actual war, even the characters were actual humans, there were kings, there was politics and all that stuff. But the supernatural part is for the effect on the reader and helps serve the actual purpose of Mahabharat. The actual purpose being giving teachings, wisdom and ability to think critically. At the end of Mahabharat, the reader is expected to develop the ability to take decisions that are a balance of values and interests and avoid the most common and evil mistakes that mankind has been repeating eversince. Also, geeta aspires the reader to divorce all their emotions, which would include pride which you keep showing. Even respect is not the word that I would use in this case. The correct word would be gratitude, because gratitude can rarely be faked, gratitude helps you in identifying stuff that actually made you a better person, and reject lessons that you deem incorrect. So next time you repeat the sentence that "mahabharat is our history", remember that you actually lower the credibility of indians and individuals belonging to the hindu religion to an uninitiated person.

Even some Indians know it is just an allegory for reality.

You don't understand the definition of mythology.

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Beautifully expressed

I’m with you

It seems like they didn't want a human being in the school, it's very common in teaching profession.

you don't have autism, people you dealt with were Godless and were suffering from disease of materialism.

Sorry for their denial of your gifts as a teacher, rather than judging your lack of desire to be a socialite 😞

Take legal action for discrimination against your disabilities? check if their are laws in India regarding this.

Then I would like to recommend Avadhoot Gita and Niralamba Upanishad, they are most necessary read. They are short and can be find on internet in pdf form.

@@iamgar6age Thanks 😊

No

The guy that died a drunk lol

Not to cut you off. Rather to let you know that both your phrasing and Alan's has truth in it. Dharma is balance. Without balance, survival is threatened. Krishna was born to correct the imbalance.❤

@@framhouse2935 Wonderfully clarified ! Thanks so much 🙏

​@@framhouse2935 Also, Watts is only speaking to the first answer that Krishna gives to Arjuna. Arjuna does not find the answer completely satisfactory, and he asks Krishna to explain again, differently. Which Krishna does several times, finally ending in bhakti yoga. How does one absolve oneself of the karma arising from being a heterotrophic creature (that must kill and consume other things to live)? Do all things in Krishna's name, and you are good to go. However, to me, the truest beauty of the Gita is that this last answer makes no sense to me; it makes no more sense than the first one ("do your duty"). Rather, I am satisfied by Krishna's disquisition on jñāna yoga or rāja yoga. Each can find their answer(s) as best fits them.

@talastra true that. Not everyone was meant to follow A path. I have practiced all the yogs. And yet. ..all of them still ended in bhakti yog. Bhakti yog takes you through all....because life is multidimensional and multiconditional, requiring different yogs at different times. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to find further clarity. 🙏

​@@framhouse2935 I will never embrace bhakti yoga as much as I adore Kṛṣṇa. In the Gita, the reason it ends in bhakti yoga is because Arjuna finds none of the previous answers tenable (including the disclosure of Kṛṣṇa’s ultimate form). Therefore, Kṛṣṇa’s provides the "easiest" form of liberation: to do everything in the name of Kṛṣṇa. But I do not understand this instruction; that is, what seems simple and straightforward is not simple and straightforward to me. Maybe in a future life (i.e., tomorrow or a million years from now) it will be, but not now. Instead, I understand jñāna yoga and rāja yoga, and adore Kṛṣṇa for sharing that knowledge with me (or, rather, with us). The reason everything seems to come down to bhakti yoga is because it contains an essential aspect of karma yoga, namely "to do." What karma yoga and bhakti yoga especially share is an imperative to act in a certain way. This is why commentators so often classically link the beginning and the end of the Gita; in karma yoga, you have faith that doing your duty is in alignment with Kṛṣṇa; in bhakti yoga, you act in full knowledge that everything you do is in Kṛṣṇa's name. Just as karma yoga requires nonmotivated action (in effect, that one simply acts), so too with bhakti yoga, and that is why it is alien to me. For better or worse, while I certainly "merely act" throughout the day, my sense of orientation to Reality makes me often pause and wonder, "What am I doing." Just as the injunction of karma yoga ("just do it") is untenable to Arujna and others (even if he ultimately falls into the arms of Kṛṣṇa's bhakti yoga), it is not enough for me to just act. This is not "overthinking" (as one swami says). This is why there is jñāna yoga or the Sivasutras. One may achieve liberation by right ideas and understanding the actual nature of consciousness. This is where I feel my liberation happening. In its own way, of course, to "think" is an action as well (one must have the right-thinking of the right ideas) and so is meditation to understand a form of "action" and doing as well. Karma yoga is the first yoga, because "doing" is the most visible thing about a jiva, it "breathes". But just because "doing" is universal to being, this does not mean the doing of bhakti yoga is the culmination of a chain of yogas. Even when Kṛṣṇa says that bhakti yoga is the best yoga, he seems to mean only that it is the most accessible. (There is much else I would want to say here, but I'll restrain myself.) More importantly, Kṛṣṇa assures us we have freewill, and if I am incorrect to pursue jñāna yoga and rāja yoga in this life, or if I am somehow not acting in the optimally beneficial way for myself, I am making progress, and in the future (this life or some other), I will achieve liberation. As Siddhartha said: "Some run up the mountain. Others trudge slowly up the winding path. But all shall reach the sunlit summit." However, I do not think I can only be liberated in the future after I foreswear jñāna yoga and rāja yoga and embrace bhakti yoga [Maybe I'll think otherwise in the future]. One of the most profound and sustaining beliefs of the Vedanta is that there are multiple routes to salvation (in contrast to all of the intolerant monotheisms and philosophical materialisms and scientism, which insist there is only one way). The idea that bhakti yoga is the "best" or "highest" must be a human misinterpretation of Kṛṣṇa's answers, if we take it to mean the "only" one that everyone should take. It is very clear from the image of a mountain that there are many ways to scale it, many paths. (There are also many ways to fail to ascend the mountain.) When I allow myself to slip back into the intolerant monotheism I was raised in the midst of, I become an emblem of that demonic personality who stands at all of its headwaters, YHWH, and then I am surely lost in that darkness. I will resolutely deny there can only be one path, not only because the Abrahamic myths are anti-spiritual at their root, but even when Kṛṣṇa insists that bhakti yoga is the best or a culmination. No. It is the "best" if the other yogas do not suffice, if one cannot "follow orders" or cannot "still the mind to understand Consciousness and the Self" or cannot Intellectually "grasp" toward the actual nature of Reality. It is well that there are different paths for different people, that we can wander around in confusion for many lifetimes, if necessary, but will still reach the sunlit summit. [Maybe I'll think otherwise in the future. That's for then not now.] In this life, I was born into a country where all food is tamasic, with a rajasic personality, but although I was stepped in its unrelenting ajñāna, I have nevertheless detected some of the the light of liberation. If I take my time getting there, that is not a problem. (Or, if it is a problem, I do not recognize it yet, and being aware that it might be a problem is the first step of awareness.) Meanwhile, Kṛṣṇa is with me all the while, ready to answer my questions when I ask them. :)

If I wasn't motivated to act I'd do bugger all! Why should I? I especially wouldn't go about slaughtering people for no reason. Am I missing something?

@@ianoliver3130 what causes anxiety, fear, and thus stagnation in action, is “motivation with seriousness”. When ancient Indians realized that all is meaningless, since all things living or dead are just manifestations of the one true reality- the Brahman, they became recluses, abandoning the game of life and entering into forests and mountains to be blissed out. Krishna was the catalyst who encouraged people to participate in life again. You are already in the midst of the war of life, so participate. Not motivated by seriousness, but with a fearless, singleminded, playfulness. Of course this allows “action” but there is no motivation to be so seriously attached to the outcome. Abandon “attachment to outcome” is probably being translated as abandon motivation. Just focus on “fearless singleminded playfulness”, for acting with singleminded desire is permitted but serious attachment to outcome is silly for all is infact truly meaningless.

​@@ianoliver3130 Your decision not to act is also action in itself. It is not possible for a human not to act. Even the decision not to do something is an action. One cannot escape action, my friend

@@tusharrao74 now you're just being silly.

@@ianoliver3130 not really Your choice not to do something is action as well

i think you should read gita irrespective of religion culture like people do with math and science because its useful

What I think is the Truth must be respected and the lies shall be banished from the world,The person of Lies must be banished,The problem with Lies is that it divides people into Their religion,but the Truth Unites.If i ask what is the Nature of God? what does he/she /it look?like people may say their own opinion or what religion has taught them but they will never talk from experience about God because none of them have experienced God they have just read about God.Muslim's may say that Allah is God he has got no form and sends his messengers known as Prophets to guide Humanity,Hindu's Say:Vishnu is God,He preserves the Universe,His skin colour is Black, He's got four Arms,Sudarshan Chakra(His celestial weapon)in one of his hand,Garuda as his mount,Laxmi as his wife...etc.He takes Avatar at Various times to Save Dharma(Righteousness) when humanity becomes a threat to Humanity itself.,But a Shivaite will agree on Vishnu's Existence but will disagree on him being the supreme God,He will say: Shiva is the Supreme God,He is the source of the universe and at the end destroyes it when it's is time for the Dissolution.He has given Vishnu the Duty to preserve the universe in between this creation and Destruction.A Christian will say:Oh no non no,No Allah,No Vishnu,No Shiva,but God is God and we don't know him but we know his Son: Jesus.When sins fall of humanity God sends Jesus to guide Humanity to Clear it's Sins.etc etc etc......Then Buddhists will say:shut you crap,there is no god but only enlightenment. They(These Religion )will quarrel with each or even fight with each other over the nature and existence of God ,whom they haven't seen or experienced so can't test who god is and what he looks like.But if I ask these same set of religion people that when you feel Thirsty what quenches your Thirst? They all answer water,the word they use for water in their language might be different but Their experience of water is same.Not single person will disagree,Leave humans even Animals,Birds,ants will agree that Water quenches their thirst,So god is not something that must be talked/discussed about or preached about he/she/it must Be experienced for each individual,That is the truth of God for each individual that exists on Earth or out of it,if it exists inside the universe or outside it the experience of God will be the same.As I may ask Japanese what quenches your Thirst?he will say"Mizu" which is Japanese word for water,I will ask An Indian what quenches your thirst? he will reply"Paani" which is Hindi/Indian word for Water,..If I ask An American what quenches your Thirst? He will reply water.But the biggest player in this Game of Religion is God himself/herself/itself hiding in the plain site and enjoying this fight and massacre between people cause he/she/it knows that the people that were fighting were not even interested in God they were interested in Their ego being satisfied.So god is like:Let them right.The one who is truly interested in God is busy searching for God

hahaha...here comes a secular psycho

@@raiideasofficial yes exactly what we Indian think of. If there is something good people will respect it naturally.

Religions should not be respected just because they are labelled 'religion'. Respect should be granted or withheld on the basis of the content of the doctrine. If one must respect something because it is so ordered, then the concept of respect is annihilated. I think Krishna would agree with me there.

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Delulu

As for whom, even ancient Vedic systems like mimamsa have established that Vedic stories, names and characters are to be understood metaphorically and allegorically and have no real basis. If you study the ancient Indian scriptures we can also see the pattern of how many stories were created and often one story is a plagiarism of another enhanced with new Gods and characters and events. Puranic stories is such a mixture of stories from different cultures, tribes. They are mostly all mythology and perhaps some have a basis in some historical events.

​@@akashasoma8710source to back this up the Dwarka is already found I guess you are talking more bullshit like stupid Christian's

WEST CALLED MAHABHARATA & RAMAYANA AS MYTHOLOGY WHICH IS TOTALLY FALSE AND THEY ARE ITHIHASAS AS SOMEONE HERE SAID.

Why were you crying??

​@@bapparawal2457 it's a natural reaction to cry when you feel liberated from your past self.

@@bapparawal2457 There are many very beautiful and uplifting things in it. The dialogue here where Krishna answer's Arjuna's desperate, "Who are you" is one of those. For me, simply hearing a correct exposition of what Brahman indicates moves me emotionally as I feel the bonds of non-liberation being removed.

Yup you are right,thanks for telling the movie name, I didn't know about this. From India❤

really?

@@ishaanrohmetra3447 Yes! In fact the lead character (played by Matt Damon) is named R. Junuh.. ;)

Agree. Music totally unwarranted 😊

The music is destracting to me

It’s the best

Tbh, I found it somewhat complicated.

Are those voices a part of a audio novel or something like that? Where can I hear it with no cuts?

Bother can you tell more or tell source?

​@@kkja0 first of all Krishna is Consciousness free from attachment not soul, Arjun is doubtful soul, soul means Body identified Consciousness. Now the Source - Niralamba Upanishad, Avadhoot Gita

@@iamgar6age got it. Thank you. I'll read it.

I too found Alan Watt's interpretation way more meaningful.

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Thank you, I Agree and another wrinkle but important side note for others, Arjuna's son, Abhimanyu brutally, unfairly killed in battle by the opposition. This event fully engaged Arjuna, Pandavas will to fight. A master plan as it were.

We need to bring this book to the us and spread the word!❤️🙏🏻💪🏻

Thank you for your post. I agree.

Wow don’t know how I never saw this thank you

Thank you, this now makes much more sense.

People skim over that aspect because letting the ego die on the cross is something they struggle with.

HOKA HEY!

This happens automatically after a person dies or has a NDE... ALL that I've talked with have said the same..."I'm no longer afraid of death" ...becus it doesn't end there! But you'll find out...

@@jessabrooks-well even then it’s more about the attachment to the world you are leaving behind. You can know what’s on the other side and still not want to die

Not really, no. That’s not the point, but more power to you, good sir!

Gita sounds like Thug life.

I chose the gita then rejected it so your comment in null and void my friend

I've read it, I wouldn't want to spoil your beliefs with my findings, the gita mahabharata yoga sutras Quran torah bible iching shamanism, I have read and rejected

​@@scottingram580you expecting a medal or something for that?

​@@scottingram580😂😂😂

god bless you

Yeah, but it's always been thus, dammit. Sure, tiny shining exceptions lurk in the past. We all see bits of good. As Watts mentions, there's Gandhi. I could add Marcus Aurelius or a sliver of Jimmy Carter. In the end? High tide covers us all. And it takes energy to even hope these days. Resurrections and wise warriors are no longer extant, yet heroes are fledging somewhere... right now. And we'll all find each other... for it is written. Paz y luz. ✨

@@mortalclown3812 Very wise reply. And yes we' II all find each other. ALL is already written. AMEN ( Good luck too) 🙏 Light and peace ❤️

Robert Oppenheimer who oversaw the creation of the atomic bomb actually quoted the Baghavad Gita after the first test bomb was detonated. A lot of them are very aware of these teachings.. they probably believe that war and peace are ultimately the same thing and that it all doesn't matter.

Nothing really wise going on here. It's pseudo wisdom, which seems wise because of the romantic language it is cast within. The ideas are horrific and nonsensical, simultaneously.

​@@thomassenbartyou are just not exposed to the eastern philosophy or not seen it in action.

The Gita does not say "Act without a motive " really. It says "Act with wisdom and for the good of yourself and your people, while detaching yourself from the fruits of that action". You are somewhat correct in the sense that one should not get attached to what one might gain from acting, but that doesn't mean one should Act without a reason to act

Gita inspires to motivate good action and spiritual growth

He's a drunk and alcoholic, he died a drunk and alcoholic, also an adulterer.

@@josephpchajek2685 And you're nobody, the only reason anybody would ever talk about you is because you made some meaningless youtube comment about someone who actually matters. Who cares anyway? Your faults aren't known, because like everything else about you, they just don't matter.

Are you saying there's no free will?

The ego is for transacting withh the outside world of objects,which the mind gives a certain value to those objects The problem is we become so extrovert that we fail to introspect about the factor within us which gives us the existance This is the deficiency of physical science It simply describes but do not explain

@@seek695 But you too overcomplicate things, just be.

@@namaste0128 That's not really an answer to the question: is there free will? Are the choices u make in life really ur choice - or do they seem that way because of ur ego?

If the person was reading and listening alone would they not already have the desire in them to know thyself. It’s all steppingstone don’t be so serious about it

Be blessed

Duty is only required for those who are attached to their material identity. Sri Krsna teaches Arjuna that we are not our bodies but are in fact sparks of consciousness, and realizing that fact we are no longer bound by our worldly dharma though we will still perform it as an example for others. Sarva-dharman parityajya: give up [attachment to] all material dharma and just surrender to me.

@@Caitanyadasa1081. "Duty is only required for those who are attached to their material identity" nah. Sri Krishna wasn't talking about a 9 to 5 job 'duty" to buy expensive SUVs and go on vacations . He was talking about the dharmic duty of a warrior to wage a war against ' 'adharmic" people who create instability and disharmony in a society/country/environment. 2. "Sparks of consciousness" nah Krishna was talking about athma - the immortal and omnipresent self. Consciousness is just an attribute of athma just like heat is an attribute of fire and the sun. Athma (beyond space and time) is the impassive experiencer (through its conscious field which connects everything within space and time in which all perpetual duality cycles of nature happen) and not the doer. 3. "we will still perform it as an example for others" "example for others" which means you are still doing something by being an "example". But Krishna wasn't talking about it. He said "inaction in action" or despite action one should not create karmic imprints by not getting caught in any mental opposites of life including abstain/be an example etc.In other words, perform your dharmic duty like a Jadaa (emotionless) or with an equanimous manas which mimics the impassive experiencer and not the doer attributes of athma. This is union or karma yoga 4. Sarva-dharman parityajya: it simply means, "mimic" your real immortal self (athma) which is beyond all gunas or inaction in action so that karmic imprints are not created and reincarnation stops despite action within the material realm or pursuit of matter. e.g. Earn 10 rupees but give 5 rupees to your society and keep the rest to yourself so that you don't get caught in profit/loss opposites.

​@chetsenior7253you will find it violent until unless you will not understand what meaning or message Krishna want to convey

"dharmic duty" not 9 to 5 "work" so that you can pay for your SUVs and vacations 🤣🤣

Haha I think they're god is fear mongering genocidal and yet very war mongering kind of being not God because that's an act of man not a god but lets hope that it's not a god who ordered to kill not a divine being

Just getttj

Thank you for this

@@deadman4712 Cool 👍🏽

Perfect. The Geeta can't be read without context

Yes have a goal but don't let that goal/desired end-result hinder your preparation as it will only bring you anxiety and fear and you will not be able to truly be one with your action. This is why he says you only have the right over your action, not the result, leave the result to your god as you annot control the result, you an only control your efforts, so give your best without being attached to result.

@@Khushi_R9 Agreed

Yes..:it is difficult. But in small parts/phases in my life I have experienced it…with great peace and comfort… and ultimately success(though it sounds contradictory)

They can't.

"moral struggles" nah. Dharma is NOT moral relativism which distinguishes it from Abrahamic religions (not built around any well validated metaphysics) which also talk about "morality" and "ethical behavior". Point is Dharma based on well validated Vedic metaphysics is way more than that. What is dharma? Dharma has the Sanskrit root dhri, which means "that which upholds" or "that without which nothing can stand" or "that which maintains the stability and harmony of the universe." Dharma encompasses the natural, innate behavior of things, duty, law, ethics, virtue, etc. Every entity in the cosmos has its particular dharma -- from the electron, which has the dharma to move in a certain manner, to the clouds, galaxies, plants, insects, and of course, man. Man's understanding of the dharma of inanimate things is what we now call physics. Dharmic duty performed by both animate and inanimate are responsible for sustaining the duality cycles of nature (mediated by the conscious field of immortal and omnipresent self or athma) which also means stability and harmony of the universe. As far as humans are concerned, violation of dharma due to ego creates memories/imprints in the subconscious mind which can lead to karma or cause and effect and reincarnation (subtle body to gross body transmigration). Karma and reincarnation are based on Vedic metaphysics which can be validated by logic, double slit quantum experiment and embodied experience.

Ghandi was a fool

Gandhi was not fool but clever enough to fool Hindus of India with hypocrisy.

Old goat put by Nehru and British.

Gandhi had immensely contributed in the creation of two islamic countries in our neighborhood taking total number of islamic countries to 57.and what Gandhi did in ashram was very similar what Mohammed did in arab so instead of calling him mahatma we should call him Muhammad Gandhi

@@autobhai2 He was best police man the British ever had in their history to contain the anguish and anger of the people of great land Bharath