Ever feel like your mind has a mind of its own—restless, stubborn, and impossible to calm? You’re not alone. Even Arjuna, one of history’s greatest warriors and a close friend of Krishna, admitted that controlling the mind felt harder than controlling the wind.

In this episode, we explore Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, Text 32-34, where Krishna describes the highest yogi as someone who sees all beings equally and lives with deep compassion. But Arjuna’s honest response shows us something comforting—spiritual growth isn’t about perfection, it’s about humility, honesty, and taking the next small step forward.

We’ll unpack why the mind feels so wild, what makes yoga seem impractical for most of us, and how Krishna offers a more practical and sweeter path to peace. If you’ve ever struggled with your own mind and wondered if there’s a better way, this episode is for you.