In this chapter, Krishna explains how our behavior or our conduct  is made of the three gunas – Sattvic,  Rajasic, and Tamasic. And how these three Gunas force us to act in a certain way. Learn what Om Sat Tat means. “Om tat sat” is a mantra which ensures that our approach to life is not tāmasic (for ill purpose) or rajasic (for temporary selfishness).

In this chapter, Krishna explains how our behavior or our conduct is made of the three gunas – Sattvic, Rajasic, and Tamasic. And how these three Gunas force us to act in a certain way. Learn what Om Sat Tat means. “Om tat sat” is a mantra which ensures that our approach to life is not tāmasic (for ill purpose) or rajasic (for temporary selfishness).

In this chapter, Krishna explains how our behavior or our conduct&nbsp; is made of the three gunas – Sattvic,&nbsp; Rajasic, and Tamasic. And how these three Gunas force us to act in a certain way. Learn what Om Sat Tat means. “Om tat sat” is a mantra which ensures that our approach to life is not tāmasic (for ill&nbsp;purpose) or rajasic (for temporary selfishness).

Chapter 17: Om - Tat - Sat

Bhagavad Gita has the best life teachings but most of the explanations have been either theistical or philosophical in nature, making it a difficult read for many. Everyone wants to read it but only a few actually do. We are using a storytelling approach to explain the practical applications of the Bhagavad Gita in our personal and professional lives. We are two individuals - one a business leader and the other a Yoga teacher - with our own explanations and thought process to the Bhagavad Gita

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Chapter 17: Om - Tat - Sat

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