(Verse73) - This verse marks the end of Arjuna's inner conflict and confusion, which he expressed in the first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita. Through Lord Krishna's guidance and teachings, Arjuna has come to understand the nature of the self, the purpose of life, and the path to ultimate liberation.
Here, Arjuna acknowledges the transformative power of Krishna's teachings and expresses his readiness to act in accordance with them. He has overcome his doubts and fears and is now prepared to take up his duty as a warrior and fight the righteous battle against his kinsmen.
(Verse 78) - Bhagavad Gita chapter 18 verse 78 is the final verse of the chapter and the entire Gita.
This verse summarizes the central message of the Bhagavad Gita - that one can achieve prosperity, victory, happiness, and morality by following the path of yoga, which is ultimately the path of devotion to Krishna. The verse also highlights the importance of the relationship between Krishna, who represents the divine, and Arjuna, who represents the seeker of truth. By following the guidance of Krishna, Arjuna was able to overcome his doubts and achieve victory in the battle of life, and the same is true for anyone who follows the teachings of the Gita.
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By Mona Mahajan Sharma(Verse73) - This verse marks the end of Arjuna's inner conflict and confusion, which he expressed in the first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita. Through Lord Krishna's guidance and teachings, Arjuna has come to understand the nature of the self, the purpose of life, and the path to ultimate liberation.
Here, Arjuna acknowledges the transformative power of Krishna's teachings and expresses his readiness to act in accordance with them. He has overcome his doubts and fears and is now prepared to take up his duty as a warrior and fight the righteous battle against his kinsmen.
(Verse 78) - Bhagavad Gita chapter 18 verse 78 is the final verse of the chapter and the entire Gita.
This verse summarizes the central message of the Bhagavad Gita - that one can achieve prosperity, victory, happiness, and morality by following the path of yoga, which is ultimately the path of devotion to Krishna. The verse also highlights the importance of the relationship between Krishna, who represents the divine, and Arjuna, who represents the seeker of truth. By following the guidance of Krishna, Arjuna was able to overcome his doubts and achieve victory in the battle of life, and the same is true for anyone who follows the teachings of the Gita.
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