The Bhagavad Gita Made Easy | Part 1/3 | Dharma Speaks REACTION Video | Hindu Scriptures Explained

In this reaction we take a look at Dharma Speaks video titled: "Bhagavad Gita made easy - Part 1/3", which focuses only on the first six chapters. The first six chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, a revered Hindu scripture, lay the foundation for the spiritual discourse between Lord Krishna and Prince Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Beginning with Arjuna's moral dilemma and reluctance to engage in battle, Krishna imparts profound wisdom on the nature of duty (dharma), the self (atman), and the path to liberation (moksha). The chapters delve into the concepts of karma yoga, the yoga of selfless action, emphasizing the importance of performing one's duty without attachment to the fruits of actions. Krishna elucidates the principles of renunciation, discipline, and devotion, guiding Arjuna towards a deeper understanding of the eternal soul, the transient nature of existence, and the necessity of spiritual detachment. Through philosophical discourse and practical guidance, these chapters set the stage for the profound spiritual teachings that unfold in the remainder of the Bhagavad Gita.
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[@logicalhermit6570]

Arrogance leads to attachment.

[@Shell-_-Abraham]

This is it.

[@rittikalahkar8311]

Exactly, its not bad to be arrogant but at some point you get attached to the outcome which may happen according to you or may not happen like you wished for. With arrogance you think you are the master of outcome but that's not the case everytime. You can only do the deed or karm but what will happen is out of your control. It will sadden you after sometime and after that you will slowly start to feel that YOU are a failure. Moreover, its not the reality itself. Feeling happy because of doing something good, to have something good, to feel the happiness is not wrong but arrogance itself will lead to attachment. Therefore, Krishna didn't said to have no desire, because without any goal or desire,you can't work but he told to renunciate the attachment to the outcome of every action. Then its doesn't matter whether you get success or failure, it will not effect you that much. Even if you fail you will still have the encouragement to do karm again because failure doesn't matter to you at all. Just stand up and give your best because that's your karm and hence success will eventually come to you. There is always a deep meaning behind this teachings and very minute details to look for.

[@Yogi_The_Bitter_Truth_2408]

Arrogance is a sign of attachment and slavery to ego

[@kk-ey2pn]

The ruins of Shri Krishna's Dwarka city ruins were found underwater at the exact spot where it was said to be submerged with entire cities

[@freedomranch7617]

Source? Please

[@manitsharma6349]

@@freedomranch7617 bro you can check some reports of indian archaeological survey and another thing i can tell you is i've seen them personally

[@indiantiger.1419]

​@@freedomranch7617also just search about history tv 18 documentary or gia

[@user-mj4wu5vs5q]

​@@freedomranch7617bruh it's there in the sea near Gujarat. Even prime minister of India along with scuba divers visited underwater submerged city of Dwarka few days ago

[@kenzayn180]

​@@freedomranch7617we are not here to give you our Lord Shree Krishna's proof you are not worth the time lil timmy. But just do Wikipedia or Watch it on YT. Don't bark like a dog with your jealousy lil timmy without knowing anything 😂😂

[@iammealways1124]

Read it after listening, your whole mental model is changed and I challenge. A True Hindu 1. Never lie 2. Don't Fear for Death or Hell 3. Strength lies in his knowledge.

[@AtharvaSathaye]

There is nothing as a "TRUE HINDU" the vedas itself says no one's perfect so essentially there is no concept of true or false Hindu.

[@iammealways1124]

@@AtharvaSathaye There is. Only a Hindu with above 3 qualities can protect Sanatana Dharma. Otherwise, There is an Abhramic religion or chaos in the place of Dharma.

[@handler01801]

​@@AtharvaSathayeif not perfect, than atleast one who tries to be perfect and is near perfect

[@AtharvaSathaye]

@@iammealways1124 I said there is nothing as "true Hindu" Hindus obviously exist 🤦🏻🤷🏻

[@AtharvaSathaye]

@@handler01801 that's your hubris..."one who tries to be perfect" is the only definition

[@mehul050]

13:11 I find it easy to question myself "why am I thinking this?" for example, "I did all the chores, why can't I have some respect?" I would think that I am comparing my amount of work done to getting respect. And here again, I am attaching myself to the fruits of my action.

[@Hiraeth1992]

12:30 sure, be arrogant if you wish. But imagine if a sportsman said "Why can't I be lazy, I want to be lazy" Well it's their free will, it's just that their performance will be affected, if they're ok with that then go on, be lazy/arrogant

[@labanyabanerjee4308]

Maturity is when u realize that Krishna is everything.......there are no other spiritual realms,leaders,gods,etc nothing .....i hope we get the next 2 parts in this life😂😂....even tho this part a little bit above your heads....but glad u tried it....and u have Gita still did not read it,..😂😂READ IT mate.....nothing else is necessary ❤😂😂Hare Krishna

[@krit3084]

There is nothing wrong in enjoying your achievements or money as the guy was doing in the picture. It’s just we as humans need to learn to get above it all. A wise person will see you as you might see a kid flexing/enjoying his candies that he got on Halloween. Get it? You are happy for him but that no longer concerns you that you need to do that in your life. Similarly a wise man would be happy for your happiness but he’ll not care about it much because he is deriving his satisfaction in life from something divine. We all should aspire to be like that. In short your material objects shouldn’t control you or your emotions rather you should be the one in control.

[@bichlaa4595]

Hindu ( Sanatan) dharm religious text is the only text who teacch economic astrology sastronomy psychology mathematics yog, medicine Ayurveda etc

[@jaytempleton4146]

Don't get attached by saying is the only. Never say never

[@septleaves8521]

What you said does not apply to every situation. When it is the only, then you should say it’s the only and not worry about offending others who don’t like to hear that.

[@adityasarve275]

Actually there is a spiritual master who was sent in to solitary confinement during British Raj in india, and he came out enlightened being, he read "Bhagwat Gita" day in and out for years , His name is "Sri Arbindo".

[@digitalmarketing-br8tw]

Obviously there isn't any golden ornaments found which is like 10,000 years ago. But you certainly have evidence of cities described in these texts. Like Dwarka, the city ruled by Krishna which is under ocean right now. Which is also described in the ancient texts how the entire city got flooded under water!

[@agniswar3]

Golden ornaments are mentioned in the scriptures.

[@MyCollectionz]

Oh lord Krishna I'm totally bow to you...hare Krishna

[@gautamkumar-li7ey]

You should do inner engineering online... you will get initiated into shambhavi mahamudra - a powerful energetic yogic practice that can make you ecstatic (you also have to take multiple free correction session so that you will know it properly)

[@bhargavi6095]

Hare Krishna Hare Rama🙏🏻🚩

[@watiej]

Jai Sri Krishna❤

[@ksingh7149]

Excellent video and excellent discussion 👏👍

[@srikanth51986]

They prepare the greatest army that has ever been assembled but they' all don't know that God(Krishna) is driving Arjunas's Chariot Arjuna had the opportunity to witness the cosmic form of Krishna the entire universe, heavens and other abodes blazed on fire the demigods, rishis and otherworldly beings witness the infinity as there is no end no beginning all creation and soul present in krishna wow!

[@vishwajitsiinghverma]

We all are on a journey, some want businesses, some value peace even more, but love one and all with the same consciousness, while engaging in karm yoga, whatever you truly aspire is your journey.

[@krishnaats7141]

At the end it is upto you.. that is the whole point. You need to put your conscience into performing action.

[@pabitranayak3759]

Nice

[@saikiran4512]

Sometimes I see through people when they get angry... And people kind of read my mind and gets calmer. People get better when they meet me. Even strangers.

[@sivnan6586]

I am not sure you guys realized that you already became Hindus… Hinduism is about asking questions about our existence and enjoying this process with honesty. That’s what you guys are doing in your own way ….😀 you are trying to find your own way and you will find the path one day.. there is no fixed framework you have to fit in. Just try to see things beyond logic and try to listen your voice….

[@stayspiritual]

I don't like labels, but kinda agree. 😉

[@diice23]

The place where this war(mahabharata) happened, soil there is still red because of how much blood was shed during this war. Bhagvat gita is the teachings lord krishna gave to arjuna just before the war because arjuna was hesitating to fight against his cousins.

[@jrs2002]

The thing is it emphasizes you to be the self, to realise that you are the soul, the energy, the consciousness within, beyond any emotion, feelings, hopes and desires. Arrogance is one of them.

[@sonellprasas1624]

Hare Krishna hare Rama

[@shubhamshinde2312]

16:21 as said here karma is action that produces consequence. If your ‘arrogance’ don’t have consequence then it’s not arrogance. You can enjoy your life but not to get carried away. Krishna himself was king but still he is called Yogi.

[@sn5847]

There are no synonyms to the word Religion in Hinduism. The closest is 'Dharmma' that means the right duty of a person in a specific situation which keeps on changing , from person to person, situation to situation.

[@pushpendraroy1863]

Finally found reaction to a good topic

[@sumanacharjee2554]

Hare krishna🙏🙏🙏❤🚩

[@nihitagrawal05]

Yes kurukshetra is still there & many things have been found there

[@bandhabindaas]

@17:37 Excellent! Excellent point JAMES 👌. ROBOT is a physical attribute which does action driven/controlled by EXTERNAL source and never self driven & EMOTIONLESS. LIFE as KARMA is action done n driven by SELF (AATMA), INTERNAL, which carries EMOTIONS.

[@User_53q48n5]

🕉SHRI KRISHNA🙏🚩 IS EVERYWHERE EVERYTHING 🔥🔥

[@casual_GamerHQ]

Why Can't I be arrogant? One should not be arrogant because it leads to ego and separation from the truth. Arrogance is the result of attachment to the false self, which is based on the identification with the body and mind. The true self is beyond the body and mind, and is eternal, infinite, and perfect. Am i become a robot if i perform action without desire? In Chapter 3, Verse 5 of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishn said "No one can remain without action even for a moment; all are helplessly driven to action by the modes of nature." This means that action is an inevitable part of being human. However, it is important to perform actions with the right intention and without attachment to the results. By acting selflessly and dedicating the results to me, you can be free from the bondage of karma. It is not about being a robot, but about acting in accordance with dharma and fulfilling your duty without getting entangled in desire. Remember, I(Krishn) am the ultimate doer behind all actions, and by surrendering to me, you can find true freedom and inner peace.

[@human8454]

Hare Krishna 🙏🏻❤️

[@stayspiritual]

Hare Krishna

[@User_53q48n5]

This is Written 5000 years ago🔥🔥🔥🚩🚩🚩

[@Photonics101]

Expectation is akin to desire. When expectations are excessively high, they distort your perception of reality based on sensory input, making it significantly removed from the actual situation. Lowering your expectations, or having none at all, leads to a more accurate perception. Overly high expectations, when unmet, can lead to various negative emotional states. Therefore, focus on performing your duties without attachment to the outcomes; that is the essence.

[@57368]

arrogance leads to promote false ego like we are superior to others and leads to attachments to bodily concept of life , but as you have seen lord krishna simply say we are not this body we are soul

[@babaguru_ghantaal3363]

Guys you must have experience this that When you are after enjoyment, lust, worldly desires irresponsibly you will end up leading towards sorrow.. because the worldly enjoyment is temporary you will fed up being egoistic after some time. on the other hand when you enjoy your duty and responsibility you will eventually be satisfied with your life..

[@DrSongs-rg4ry]

Karmavadhikaraste na phaleshh jadachin Means :- do things without thinking about result as you do good it'll come to you and God is watching everyone

[@bittusarkar3509]

You people should must visit Mayapur Hare Krishna 🙏🏼🙏🏼🌸🌸

[@AllFunFailsTV]

❤❤

[@samarthsaini647]

If Arrogant today can be humbled in future. So better to stay humble.

[@mihirdutta5617]

You can be a king and still be detached if you want to avoid suffering

[@truthreal3378]

In the concept of 'action without desire, ego, and arrogance equals inaction (no Karma),' it's implied that one remains untouched by karma. He meant that when one performs actions without desire, ego, or arrogance, they remain unaffected by karma. To put it simply, consider two soldiers. The first soldier, when deployed to the borders or battle zone, acts solely out of duty without any personal desires. The first soldier deployed does his actions solely out of duty, without any personal desires. His duty at that moment is to protect or defend his nation or the world. He has nothing against his opponent. He harbors no iII wiII towards his opponents and hence remains unaffected by the karmic consequences resulting from personal desires. He remains free from the karmic consequences of personal desires. Conversely, the second soldier acts driven by personal desires, ego, or arrogance. He seeks personal benefits such as promotions, the satisfaction of ego, the fulfillment of personal pride or personal arrogance. By acting in this manner, he becomes bound by the karmic consequences of his actions. Unknowingly, he accumulates karma resulting from self-serving actions. He unknowingly accumulates the karma resulting from his actions due to his personal desires. This principle extends beyond soldiers to people in various occupations. This does not hold true just for soldiers but also for people engaged in different occupations. I hope you get the point.

[@seekeragnostic7076]

For multiple life births, consider law of conservation of energy

[@babaguru_ghantaal3363]

It's saying that karma returns.. when you do good you will get good.. when you do bad you will get bed.. but what if you have no desire to get good or refrain from bad. You have nothing to do with good or bad in your actions.. that time the action will become inaction means karma will not return or if it return it won't make any difference in you.. you will become untouched by Karma.. because you are already uplifted from the sorrow or happiness of bad and good..

[@mypackmypower1996]

yes stuffs are here gold and ornaments was found by ASI(Archelogy survey of India)

[@whizgal851]

You ask questions with very simple minds. I think you both are capable enough to reply your own questions with enough understanding and maturity if you want to but the answers maybe not be easy. Good on you for trying though.

[@balkanbaroque]

13:40 my answer to that would be, that one thing is INSTANCES (moments where we, just like everyone else, can feel a bit arrogant due to circumstances) and another is the ENTIRE LIFE, where the individual like the one used an example in the video, lives his whole life by pursuing material possessions, their own benefit over the benefit of all, forgetting what’s truly important in life. The first is human nature, the second is indulgence. 😅😊

[@sangeethaamotilal8119]

Action without attachment, desire, and knowledge that every act is an offering to the Lord, in furthering Dharma and no self-goals, though certain milestones may be achieved in the journey as a consequence of divine will and may appear as fulfillment of self goals to others.

[@sarathchandran3503]

Please watch PROJECT SHIVOHAM It will give you a clear idea

[@Bhgvtishreelalita]

Shri krishna’s city Dwarka remains have been found underwater!! The battle did happen! All of this is our history.

[@bandhabindaas]

Humility is the door for detachment n self awakening. Pride ? Of what? When one feels pride 'I' & 'Me' steps up, which is a materialistic body realm. 'Param Aatma' or 'Supreme Soul/Self' feels 'Nothing' in Pride & 'Everything' in 'Pain n Peace'. As nothing is attained as 'I/Me' in this universe, if felt attained one needs to understand there are lot of external factors that play around with or without our knowledge to attain that. THE JOURNEY OF EVERY AATMA/SOUL TOWARDS PARAM AATMA/SUPREME SOUL is called LIFE and it is CONTINUOUS in cycles until it attains SUPREME.

[@parthbhatt2648]

You're missing one thing about One of the first thing God's saying that "you're not the body, nor you're the mind, but you're the Aatman." It's not a trust me bro statement. The chapter ends with telling you to discover and realize that, then only you'll achieve Nirvana.

[@NoThing-ec9km]

Being arrogant leads to suffering that's why. 🥲

[@anandnalawade97]

There is no problem in being arrogant, the only thing is it will came back to you as much as u give . So if ur ok with it then u can

[@manojdixit5075]

It's not about being holier than thou, it's about being truthful in who you are ,and begin to realize your truth as a being . Remember at after the Mahabharat ,when people began to pass away, it is mentioned that when Arjuna went to heaven found Duryodhan his arch enemy in the war , who did many bad things ,also there, so Arjun was perplexed . And there is a deeper reason behind that explaind how Duryodhana was true to his dharma or the reason he was in the oposite side in battle of Arjun .

[@Akash-md7zy]

It was Yudhishthira not Arjuna

[@RioChhetri]

without desire, I think means, not for personal desire but for others' welfare

[@mihirdutta5617]

Well to answer your question regarding arrogance, you have to go back to the first question which triggered these seekers. "What causes suffering?" Now keep referring to this question objectively when you have questions regrading the external world

[@mercedesbenz3751]

In Dwapar Yug, people didn't have the knowledge of the precious Bhagwad Gita and used to do things they shouldn't have. In Kal-yug people have the knowledge of the Gita on their fingertips, but do not follow it.

[@emandas5640]

Indian and Persian both are Same Category. Vedicism and Zoroastrian both are Brothers and Sister. Vedas and Avesta

[@krishnaats7141]

That is incorrect. Both are opposites of each other. Even though it came out of the impact of Vedicism

[@emandas5640]

@@krishnaats7141 But Indian are Mostly Persian background

[@krishnaats7141]

@@emandas5640 All humans are of Ethiopian Background..

[@explorer2360]

Ew hv to think how the cultur hv ,Been🎉 bscs the culture u talking about it's wonderful

[@priyanshthakur1674]

Where is the second part

[@instantkevlar4763]

Would love to see a series on east asian and chinese animistic philosophies

[@earth4009]

The point is being attached to physical nature or your real spiritual nature…… nothing is wrong you can choose what to do….but goal is to gain knowledge and it is not possible by attaching yourself to material nature….. you need to see your true self I.e. energy form…. Energy form is beyond arrogance and cigar….. that’s why it is difficult and not everyone can attain enlightenment.

[@singh_king3868]

12:30.... answer is to get rid off "moh maya" if you want to become part of S 14:49 supreme being 😊... Home work is try looking for what "moh maya" is?😅

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

25:45 battle of Mahabharat. More accurately the battlefield was called Kurukshetra (ku-ruk-she-tra). Does America have the gold, wealth or even clothing or shoes from Mayan, Inca Native American peoples from 500-1000 years ago? Mahabharat is said to have taken place approximately 5000 BC. While geographic, astronomical, archaeological evidence exists of an ultra advanced civilisation, there are no artefacts.

[@up64gaming]

Dharma is more of a duty than religion

[@schaudhary3262]

Hinduism is a way of life ...not religion...

[@stickman1374]

Hindunism (sannata) is not a religion, it's a way of life, it's our culture. Sanatan is allow to ask questions and give proper and fact answer.

[@nikitapradhan6888]

Basically in simple words Karma Yoga signifies performing ones duty with the acceptance (like whatever comes I will accept that) Basically u have more faith on the universe's plan than urs....So just perform ur actions dont expect anything and trust the process..❤

[@perumalasokan9960]

Hindu thoughts and teachings are Scientific as well as spritual. And all Hindus are free to question any thing in the Gita teachings, free to not to believe or even go to the extend of becoming an atheist. But you will be safe. No one will kill you or banish you-like other semitic religions. It's the only religion in the whole universe suitable for a progressive and modern soceity.

[@ashrawwuk0783]

Dr. Robert on aghoris by beer biceps ❤

[@himanshudwivedi1313]

,👍

[@shivamss6004]

If you plan on watching the Mahabharata whatch the old one it is more authentic and better. It will be confusing and might bore you initially but trust be you will be happy that you watched it. It will change your life. To understand the essence of Geeta you must first watch or read Mahabharata than you will have a better understanding of the position of Arjun.

[@rudrapratapsingh6476]

Atman = soul ❤

[@AtharvaSathaye]

DHARM- Dharm/Duty/Responsibility is not something you're born into or given by others. This stringent rules came very later in the Indian history. Dharm (as per vedas) is something You've CHOSEN for yourself OR after attending "GURUKUL" (home of the gurus/teachers, essentially that times school cum university) you've found you are good at and want to pursue. For eg. After attending a military school and joining the military your Duty/Dharm is to fight for your country, betraying that responsibility or doing something for material gain while being a soldier is BREAKING AWAY FROM YOUR DHARM. Your Duty is as a "soldier" not "foot soldier" you can rise up in ranks...but your Duty/Dharm is still of a "soldier".

[@ThelastSparrow]

how do u get spiritual in a battle field? I guess people get more spiritual in a battle field then in a church " God save me". "God let us all go home to my spouses". "God protect us". "God is with America". I am sure this kind of words are often used in a battle field. God Krishna stopped time while he was teaching Arjuna. Both of you look old enough but have teenage understanding. Arrogance is bliss enjoy it. Start doing things selflessly, not for your own benefits but to help the needy without any expectation of any reward and see what changes you from inside. Do it as an exercise.

[@stayspiritual]

Rupert Spira says time does not exist, so what is there to stop if that is the case?

[@ThelastSparrow]

I don't have answer for everything. Just a brutal analysis of your video from my prospective. The consequences of your action. See because you attached yourself with a positive reward of your action you felt bad. that's why God Krishna said. Do actions selflessly. detach yourself from that material desire and you are liberated. @@stayspiritual

[@rishisharma1441]

God slowed time in war and installed whole knowledge of Gita in Arjun s mind in seconds without anyone noticing

[@NoThing-ec9km]

*The robot argument: It's smart argument but to overcome suffering Nishkam(desireless) karma js important because if u don't expect anything then u can't suffer the consequences no matter what it is. That's why it's important.

[@thepasstimevideos7195]

The need of the situation that satisfies, will be ur karma, eg. The duty changes as per situations, there are reincarnation casses, well documented proving the soul only changes bodies, when a person understands the real knowledge the person automatically changes. And it needs meditation as well. Action without desire means what is needed to balance out the situation, the situation can be anything.eg. there is bomb and one would have to difuse it, there can be consequences but will do it because its needed. Its an example, in meditation, once the one can peep into his own soul the world within, then u would urself and starts gaining more and more knowledge of himself and that time that person will become joyous and one would find the balance the most important goal should be to know urself ur own self via meditation the inner urself would be the greater teacher because u have the divine self in u as well.

[@ns012k]

Looking into the past you can see how arrogance and no morals lead to colonialism, nazism, other radical ideologies, now you might say it doesn’t need to be that extreme, but somehow the nature of these things is such that you start with the idea of enjoying and by the end of it, you become a totally diff and person, and end up on the bad side. Hence Krishna says, the one who can control his/her senses can overcome anything and see the ultimate reality ! Jais shree Krishna

[@ak40499]

13:48 You need to read the Bhagwad Geeta

[@pksharma9041]

Krishn is not God, but follower of sanatan Vedic dharm(god guidance for human). Om 🕉 is the only true God. This video does not meet the real bhagvat geeta. In Vedas God says, that it never take avatar/birth.God is formless, shapeless, infinite bliss, complete consciousness, and the only God and truth. Hari Om 🕉

[@sudhirkhamari]

All the places mentioned in Mahabharata still exist.

[@biswajeetsahoo2487]

When it is said in geeta action without desire it does not mean you shouldn't have the result of your effort ,it means you shouldn't have the desire for the result. For example if you are doing a job then you shouldn't be thinking or worrying about your pay you should rather focus your attention on how to do your work in the best way because that is in your control how much pay you get or how much hike you get is not in your control that is what is karma yoga. One should submit the result of his work to krishna(SUPREME GOD) he should think that whatever I have is because of you and am grateful to you for that and whatever you feel I should have you can give that much to me and I must not expect anymore. " You can anyway not have more than what God wants you to have but the point is you should not have an unnecessary desire to have more and you should be satisfied with what you have that is karma yoga in real sense. Hope that helps

[@dvine3488]

you said sometimes you wanna be ignorant, not like that evil businessmen, but sometimes you just wanna be...thats different, the gita talk against making it your personality as a whole

[@manojkumargunda1935]

Sanatan dharma is a way of life or way of science or way of spiritual life or way of spiritual science 🧬 to be frank it’s way of life and life itself is a science everything is noted in the scriptures bhrahman

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

Shortest meaning of Dharma = Duty.

[@saieshwar7002]

If u think game of thrones, lotr have best action sequences. U should read kurukshetra battle, nothing come close to this battle.

[@joyeetaghosh2209]

You guys should react to acharya prashant

[@ravi-jz7ym]

He take that role himself upon him backing out from that at the time of dire need is not good at all What happen when a solder leave his job at the time of war the consequences will fall upon genaral people do you justify that situation like maybe he didn't feel like doing it ( It's better to not take the role in the first place he never trained in that is a good choice)

[@user-sf3dj9is8h]

And Kings are arrogant generally, one dosent need to mention it, Kauravas were arrogant to the maximum qhen they refused to give pandavas their part of tge wealth and refused to give even 5 villages and not even the land to the tip of a needle, thats arrogance and pandavas were actually fighting that extreme arrogance.

[@shine-my9yr]

You both are cute 😊

[@treeberry4]

So be arrogant and delve into negativities. It's your CHOICE to act with the Sense of "I". Do not blame Gita and Lord Krishna IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO UNDERSTAND and ACCEPT the Lesson. None of us can reach that stage. But we understand why this is being said.

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

12:40 you sound like you are talking about confidence - not arrogance. They’re not the same thing. Dharma is about competing with oneself and not with others. Challenge yourself. Not others. In reference to a soldier wanting to be a captain.

[@kalinv9438]

i am telling you Hinduism or what they call sanatan is the best

[@Bharatthatisindia24]

Sanatan dharm is supreme or oldest

[@kushrocks1]

If you can't sleep with it don't do it that's the answer!!!!

[@blackman7186]

7:53 you briefly summarized the core of Gita's teachings. You should only do what you're responsible for. Don't think about others, don't think about society.

[@iammealways1124]

What if our goal is to change society?

[@achyuthsai7171]

@@iammealways1124 "You should only do what you're responsible for". If your responsibility is to change the society then you should think about the society on how to change and what you should do to change.

[@iammealways1124]

@@achyuthsai7171 Tq fot your perception :)

[@sagabarde2296]

Pandavas sixth brother was the reason of fight karena

[@manojkumar590]

Pandavas 5 brothers Karan is not pandava ok

[@sagabarde2296]

@@manojkumar590 still it's one mother son and Pandavas is surname Karan is first son

[@manojkumar590]

@@sagabarde2296 Karan Pandu ka beta nahin tha isliye Pandav sirf vahi Mane jaenge Kunti ke bete 6 ho sakte hain lekin Pandav sirf 5 ok

[@vegeta2065]

​@@manojkumar590agr dekha jaye to pandav koi bhi nahi tha sare kunti putra hi the

[@sagabarde2296]

@@manojkumar590 all son father was gods not Pandavas and she has six son and read or hear Mahabharata