In this verse, Arjun pleads, and asks Krishna to show his real, divine form. Krishna obliges. 

Sri Krishna tells Arjuna about mysticism and his Divine form. 

The dialogue continues.

Knowledge and experience and the way to eternal Brahman.

Arjuna's questions on the way to finding God/merging with the ultimate continues. He asks about the nature of Brahman.

The Yoga of Renunciation and Meditation. 

Reading from the Bhagvad Geeta. Shri Krishna continues with his sermon to Arjun on the battelfield.

Krishna continues with his discourse on Karma Yoga, or doing work without attachment. Merging with the divine through work.

As Arjun throws down his battle gear and refuses to fight Krishna speaks. Karma Yoga or union or liberation through work, the discourse of Krishna begins.

In this podcast I start off with the what can be called an introduction. The first verse as Arjun cannot pick his arms to fight

his evil cousins. And he looks for some answers to his friend Krishna. The Geeta is a part of the greatest epic ever written the Mahabharata.

And the Geeta is a a quintessential read for anyone, who lives in this world.