How to be a leader? Leadership lessons by Krishna. How to be a great leader? Gita-Chapter 3, V21-24

Shri Krishna’s lessons on leadership to Arjuna

How to be a great leader today?

Leadership Lessons by Shri Krishna.

Leaders set examples for others to follow.

Should leaders set fine examples for others?

Why do we have to set good examples to others?

All these questions are answered by Shri Krishna to Arjuna in the Bhagavadgita Chapter 3 and here we have explanations given Krsnaknows or KrsnaG in this satsang.

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What Are My Duties In Spiritual? The Enlightened Have No Duties To Perform. Gita Ch-3, Verses17-20.

Why shouldn’t the holy people not have a job or duty?

Do the holy owe to society anything? Why don’t the holy take up a job? What duties should I perform when I get into spiritual? Can I run away from my worldly duties? Why do I need to do duties?

These questions are answered by Shri Krishna to Arjuna in Bhagavadgita in Chapter 3, Verses 17 to 20. He explains that once a man becomes enlightened then there are absolutely no duties for him towards this world. He can rescind all duties and is free to walk away from material worldly duties.

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The Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3, Verse 14-16

What Sacrifices Can I Offer To God? What Is A Sacrifice? Food And Rain Story.

What are the sacrifices to get rain?

How can Sun give us rain?

Do rains come because of sacrifices?

Is it necessary to do sacrifices? Are sacrifices a must for god?

What sacrifices does god accept?

These are some questions answered by Shri Krishna to Arjuna. He explains the deeper truth about sacrifices in a manner that he could understand. The sun shines and gives us rain. The rain falls and gives us food. These cycles are explained by Krishna so easily to Arjun.

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What Can I Offer To God? What offering should I give to god? Main bhagvan ko kya de sakta hoon? Bhagvad Gita Chapter 3, Verse 11-13.

Is there anything that I can offer god? Can I get gods grace by offering him something? Where can I offer? How to give offerings to god? Where does god live? When I give offerings to god does he receive it? These are some questions answered here by Shri Krishna to Arjuna. There are Gods within our being and they are called body organs or sense organs. The mind is also one of the gods. It’s a representation of the divine within our being. So offerings are connected to the outside world like beautiful objects, scenery or anything else. The eye has numerous gods or different nerve cells and other stuff associated with it. So whenever you see some good scenery, the eye with its system enjoys it first then the mind and later the body organs. It’s called offering to the god within. This satsang gives an in-depth understanding how to offer god their offerings.

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What Are My Duties And Responsibilities? Mera kaam kya hai? Why should I Perform my duty?

Should everyone perform duties according to their capacity?

Why are duties important?

Why am I not happy performing my duties?

Why should I listen to my boss? Are duties towards family important?

What are my duties as a human being?

What are my duties towards my country?

Should I bother doing my duties?

Why are people lazy?

Why can’t people do their duties?

Why don’t people understand their duties?

Shri Krishna answers Arjuna in the battlefield of Kurukshetra.

What are Arjuna duties?

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What Is meant by Working Hard? Mehnat kyon karni chahiye? What is Hard Work? #krsnaknows

How to work hard for a successful life?

How do you describe a hardworking person?

What does it mean to work hard enough?

What does hard work really mean?

Why do we have to work hard?

How to identify hard working people? Are there hard working people today?

Can man really put in hard work?

Why should we do our duties?

Are duties important in life to come up?

Everyone says that they work hard but the hardly work

Are people working hard or hardly working?

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Which Spiritual Path To Follow? Adhyatma me kaunsa marg mai loon? Path Of Knowledge and Karma

How many paths are there in spiritual?

Can I follow the knowledge path to reach God?

Is Karma easy to do?

Can one learn by rote the path of knowledge?

Can I just learn by reading some scriptures?

Do I need a Guru to teach me spiritual?

Which is the best path between knowledge and karma?

These questions are answered by Shri Krishna to Arjuna who is confused by overloading of information.

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How To Stop Overthinking | How To Become Peaceful | Shanti Kaise Milegi | Gita Ch:2 Verse 70-72

How to get rid of desires?

How to destroy unnatural desires?

How to overcome desires?

How to give up desires?

How to become peaceful?

When will I get peace of mind?

Shri Krishna answers Arjuna

Mahabharata story of overcoming mind

Mahabharata War scene

How to get peace?

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How To Be Peaceful | Hum Shant Kaise Bane | Peace Of Mind | Bhagvad Gita Chapter 2, Verse 67-69

What is the way to get peace of mind?

Can I get peace of mind?

I need to get peace

How to control my mind?

Bhagvad Gita upadesh by Shri Krishna to Arjuna

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How To Manage Anger | Gussa Ko Kaise Control Kare | How Not To Get Angry | Bhagvad Gita Chap 2, Verse 64-66

How to stay calm?

How to remain peaceful?

How to face any angry person?

"Anger is the doorway to destruction"

How do sages remain so calm?

What Is equanimity of mind?

Can we control the mind?

These are some questions answered by Shri Krishna to Arjuna in the Bhagvad Gita.

Mahabharata war happened only due to anger and greed.