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Essay on What I learnt from Geeta

Answer 1

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put by Arjuna was pertinent to his own dilemma, placed in a specific context of time and space. The Gita is Lord Krishna’s answer to him, which He phrased in such a way that it has the ability to solve all problems on a universal scale regardless of the space and time in which they take place. Even though almost ten thousand years have passed since the discourse was first given, the Gita has such a modern approach to life that even now anyone who reads it feels that the advice given to Arjuna has a tremendous bearing on his own particular problem. I was introduced to the Gita at a very young age of 16 years by the great guru Sri Swami Chinmayanandaji. The very first time I heard him speak on the Gita I felt a tremendous thrill pass through me as if some electric current had gone through. Even at that first hearing something resonated within me and I felt that I had come to the end of my search for all the thousands of questions about life that had been buzzing in my mind for many years. Even though we have been living on this globe for centuries, we have not been able to understand and adjust to the nature of the world. Scientists may have understood the external aspects of many things which we find in this universe but they have not analysed the root cause of unhappiness which is something that lies in the mind. They think that unhappiness is caused by the external world and they have found many ingenious methods of giving us hundreds of physical comforts which they think will automatically lead to happiness. Had we been purely physical creatures like animals, we might have been blissfully happy with all the physical comforts which modern technology has loaded us with. But we also have an emotional and intellectual side in us which refuse to be wholly content with bodily satisfaction. The more we try to evade this truth, the more complicated we make our own lives and the more sorrow we accumulate. The next and perhaps most important lesson I learnt from the Gita is that Nature has a strange way of and taking and giving. The more we give, the more we get. Even though we may not be able to accept this statement, my life has made me fully aware of this truth. Giving need not necessarily mean the giving of charity or material goods but it could just be the giving of a smile or a kind word at a time when someone really needs it. Another important point which goes along with this, is the fact that if we give with desire to get something in return we may get our desire but we will be given only an equal measure of what we gave. The final thing I learnt from the Gita is something which can be understood only when we start to accept the world as duality and also practice karma without expectation of reward,

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Answer 2

The Gita is actually a mysterious book. it was given by Lord Krishna to his friend and cousin Arjuna, the great Warrior and the middle one amongst the Pandavas, at a time when our country was passing through a great upheaval, when the forces of adharma head spread all over Bharat and appeared to be much stronger than the forces of Dharma. the question put by Arjuna was pertinent to his own dilemma, placed in a specific context of time and space. the Gita is Lord Krishna's answer to him, which He phrased in such a way that it has the ability to solve all problems on Universal scale regardless of the space and time in which they take place. even through almost 10 thousand years have passed since the discourse was first given the Gita has such a modern approach to life that even now any one who reads it feels that the advice given to Arjuna has a tremendous bearing on his own particular problem. I was introduced to the guitar at a very young age of 16 years by the great Guru Swami Chinmayananda ji. The very fast time I heard him speak on the Gita I felt a tremendous thrill pass through me as if some electric current had gone through. Even at that fast hearing something resonated within me and I felt that I had come to the end of my search for all the thousands of questions about life that had been buzzing in my mind for my years. letter on as I started reading the guitar on my own, I found that with every reading I discovered more and more valuable information, both of a general kind as well as of a personalized nature! How could any book have such an amazing effect unless it was divinely inspired as indeed it was! it was given through the holy lips of Lord Krishna, the supreme Incarnation.