Arjuna realizes that wealth and war cannot alleviate his sorrow and seeks liberation from delusion. Shri Krishna teaches him that the Self is eternal and unchanging, emphasizing…

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Arjuna felt noble for refusing to fight, believing Shri Krishna would support his reasoning. However, Krishna reprimanded him, highlighting his confusion about duty. Arjuna, consumed by grief,…

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In the first chapter of the Bhagavad Geeta, Arjuna is engulfed in sorrow and confusion upon seeing his relatives on the battlefield. This emotional turmoil, driven by…

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Arjuna, a brave warrior, faces a mental breakdown before battle, questioning the morality of killing relatives for kingship. He argues that family traditions dictate societal morality, leading…

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In the narrative, Sanjaya portrays contrasting mental states of Arjuna and Duryodhana before battle. Arjuna, initially courageous, becomes overwhelmed with compassion upon seeing his relatives in the…

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The narrative explores Duryodhana’s internal conflict and his attempt to seek reassurance from Drona, which is met with silence. Bheeshma, noticing Duryodhana’s despair, blows his conch to…

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The Bhagavad Geeta opens with King Dhritarashtra, blind both physically and emotionally, asking Sanjaya to report on the Kurukshetra battlefield. Sanjaya, granted divine vision, describes the anxious…

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