Philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita

Picture this: two massive armies are lined up for war. In the middle, a warrior looks across and sees his own family on the other side. He drops his bow, overwhelmed. "I cannot fight," he says. And then his charioteer - who happens to be God - gives him a 700-verse crash course in the meaning of life. That is the Bhagavad Gita. It is set on a battlefield, but it is really about the battles we all face every day - between duty and desire, action and inaction, fear and courage.

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Karma Yoga - Act Without Attachment

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Jnana Yoga - Knowledge as Liberation

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