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Gita, a Sanskrit word that means "song" or "lesson," was written by Vyasa about 7,000 years ago. It was written on the auspicious day of Ekadashi on the battlefield of Kurukshetra for Arjun to help him prepare for the upcoming war against Emperor Kauravas and his cousins.
The most important thing about the Bhagavad Gita is that it's quite applicable to all human beings, regardless of religious affiliation.
It contains secrets regarding how to live happily, what the importance of Karma Yoga is, what sort of value one should place on life itself, and how to best deal with any number of challenges that may arise throughout one's life. If taken seriously, the teachings found here could transform any human being for the better.
Significance of Bhagavad Gita
In Gita, Shri Krishna explains to Arjun many ways to control one's mind and body to achieve self-knowledge leading to tranquility, happiness, and equanimity – something very important not just during one's lifetime but also after death
There are no rituals prescribed in Gita – it says that there're many paths/ways one can take towards moksha– a concept of getting liberation from all miseries.
A million zeros combined add up to a big zero. But if you put one in front of them, the Supreme one or Lord Krishna and, suddenly you have now a real value.
In this way, this way there is nothing of lasting importance in this world of sandcastles speculations unless it leads us to the priceless platform of Krishna consciousness.
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