The question of vikarma (forbidden action) or sin is a complex one. Arjuna faces this dilemma and states that killing one's relatives in battle would be a sin (1.36).
Geeta Aahoron A hungry fox tried to reach grapes hanging overhead; failing to do so, it concluded that the grapes were sour. This familiar story offers various perspectives on dealing with disappointment, contentment, and happiness. Contemporary psychology describes the ‘synthesis of happiness’ as a function of the human brain that helps us navigate difficult situations..
K SIVA PRASAD- Retired senior IAS officer in the Punjab Government. Arjuna asks, “Then by what is a person impelled to commit sin, even against their own will, as if compelled by force?” (3.36). This is the most common question that arises with the very first glimmer of awareness. Lord Krishna replies, “It is.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin by presenting a specially curated set of gifts that blended Indian spirituality, craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Leading the collection were a Russian translation of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, a handcrafted marble chess set from Agra and an intricately designed silver horse.
