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We all know the famous Mahabharata verse from the Gita: “Yogah karmasu koushalam” (Excellence in action is Yoga). We translate this in modern corporate culture as "Hustle harder, write cleaner code, hit every KPI!" But we often forget the core philosophy behind Krishna's teaching to Arjuna on the… read more


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🙏 Happy Janmashtami! 🦚✨ Wishing everyone a very Happy Janmashtami! 🤍 This morning, while seeing all the Janmashtami wishes, prayers, and celebrations, I found myself thinking about something a little different… What does Krishna’s story mean to us beyond the celebrations? Maybe, quite a… read more


True love is not attachment, control, or obsession. In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna teaches that peace comes when we love without fear of losing. A real relationship is two souls growing together not completing each other, but strengthening each other. Loyalty, patience, respect, and calmness… read more

One who is not disturbed in mind despite the threefold miseries, who is not elated when there is happiness, and who is free from attachment, fear, and anger, is called a sage of steady mind (edited)
I. The Context: The Ultimate Price of Shame My name is Jasmine. I am the daughter of Daniel, and I am the founder of both the Neuro Axiological Synthesis (NAS) and the Book of Love. Today, I present the story of my father—a man of profound intelligence, the co-author who laid the foundational… read more
It's a shame that in the major Italian bookstores I can't find any books on Indian philosophy... Neither the Gita nor the Ramayana! Why do we have such a narrow horizon of knowledge? At most you'll find some do-it-yourself yoga book written by an aspirant...
“My natural strength and clarity have been lost due to weakness and misery. I am utterly confused about my duty and what is truly right. I surrender to You—please guide me clearly on what is ultimately good for me. From this moment, I accept You as my spiritual master.”

The Bhagavad Gita teaches that the Self cannot be cut, burned, wetted, or dried (2.23–24), it is beyond material modification. The Upanishads similarly describe the Self as pure, unborn, and unaffected by worldly impurities. 🪷

Next on my list is Bhagavad Gita by Eeshwar. I heard good reviews about it. Not sure when I will buy it though.
Shree choitona maut 🐟🐠🐡
1. Start the day with prayer and scripture reading from Bhagavad Gita, Bible or Guru Granth Sahib or a World proverb. 2. Work: cleaning house, preparing meals, job search, crochet, update skills etc..... 3. End the day with a short prayer and scripture reading. Pray and work. ~Swedish proverb

I’m going to dive in to my newest book that I just bought. Most of the topics is all about ASEAN and global perspectives about the development, socio-economy, cultural, etc. The author is someone who’s I highly regards, a former Minister of Trade of Indonesia Mr. Gita Wirjawan. Hopefully it’ll… read more

I care deeply... for animals, for the Earth, and for how gently we choose to live. I became vegan out of empathy, and I know one thing for sure: I will *never* go back. For me, it's not a phase... it's a commitment to non-violence and truth. Since then, I’ve been drawn toward spiritual… read more

About three different kind of lifestyles

Tbh, I thought the book wouldn't be much but I ended up really liking it. While reading, my brain automatically linked some of the ideas there with those from other books (e.g. Meditations by Aurelius or the Essential Zohar by Berg)
I have been taking 18 days of Gita Gyan course. Yesterday I learned Chapter 14/18. What a blissful way to spend my evening 🕉

1. Marriage in Vedic culture is viewed as a duty (dharma) that helps individuals fulfill their responsibilities to each other and society. It's not just about personal happiness but about working together to create a balanced and supportive life. Source: The Manusmriti, an ancient text, outlines… read more
The enemy of humanity has always been the same lot. The Bhagavad Gita, which was written more than five thousand years ago testifies to that sinister reality. In the passage below, you will recognize immediately the characteristics of the current ruling entity. 'The demonic do things they should… read more
Today, I came across these 5 valuable lessons from the Bhagavad Gita, and they truly made me reflect: ✅ Don’t hate anyone – Peace starts from within. ✅ Don’t compare yourself to others – Your journey is unique. ✅ Don’t worry about the past or future – Live in the present. ✅ Don’t expect from… read more
Easy to believe in heaven's law, but so hard to keep. ~Chinese Proverb What is heaven's law? Holy Scriptures such as the Quran, Bible, Guru Granth Sahib, Bhagavad Gita, Vedas, Dhammapada to name a few, are books that direct you to virtues and become a better you. However, it takes discipline to… read more
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My answer is : because you are not made to eat meat , you have sense not to kill for your Tongue . In Shastra also there are written " killing innocent animals is sin " . In bhagwat gita 17.8-10 Krishna says: different types of food have different type of influence on behaviour and mind of … (edited) read more
Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. ~ Arab Proverb When we have completed grade school or high school or college. We then look for jobs and look to create a family; we also stop learning unfortunately. If you don't like to read or cannot read, there are audio books you can… read more
It's better to not read at all, than to believe everything you read. The day you decide to do it is your lucky day. ~Japanese Proverb There are certain parts of the Bible I avoid reading because of the violent and sexual content. I am very frail both mind and body. Reading this can cause me a… (edited) read more
Chinta mat karo. Aaj ke liye ek upadesh nahi, jeevan ka ek satya samjho. Karm karo, phal ki chinta mat karo. Tumhara adhikar sirf karm par hai, uske fal par nahi. Jaise radha bina, main adhura hu, waise hi nishkaam karm bina, jeevan adhura hai. Samarpan aur kartavya hi jeevan ka saar hai. **… read more


In the Bhagavad Gita, three modes (or "gunas") are explained as influencing human behavior, thoughts, and actions. These are: 1. **Sattva (Goodness)**: This mode is characterized by purity, knowledge, and harmony. A person under the influence of Sattva is calm, content, and wise. **Food**:… read more
As Krishna says in bhagawat Gita 9.26 one who offer me just pushpa(flower) , patram( Tulsi leaves which is beloved to Krishna ) ,falam ( fruits ) , totam ( water ) with love and devotion I accept it . It's true bhagwan need nothing to eat but for the devotees he accepts this because of love and… read more
Someone elses opinion on this quote? From the hindu religous text Bhagavad Gita. In a 1965 television broadcast about the moments following the Trinity test, Oppenheimer said: "We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent. I… read more
Every spark of beauty, power, or greatness you see... is just a glimpse of Krishna’s infinite splendor. Not the sun — just a ray.” 🕊️ – Bhagavad Gita 10.41