Frustration comes from expectations | Gita Moment

As Lord Krishna explains to Arjuna at the end of Chapter 2 of the Bhagavad Gita, every frustration and anger experienced always arises from certain unfulfilled desire or expectation - from us wanting the reality to be something else than it is. We have discussed about it in great detail during our recent class dedicated to Chapter 2.
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Jai Shree Krishna

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Thank you. Absolutely true

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Hare Krishna 🙏

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So can you explain, is human life is equal to animal life? Live like a Cattle, no expectations, nothing to look forward to? Not from people and not from yourself? Yes obsession is bad, but if, there is no expectation why are we here then?

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If you think that our desires and expectations are the only thing that makes us different from animals, then it's just sad. Even animals are driven by their desires. But humans are capable of so much more. Please, read the Bhagavad Gita 🙏. You will find there answers for your questions.