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The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 36 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 36 Shloka 36 You will experience tremendous pain when your enemies laugh at your lack of strength and courage and say many shameful and humiliating things about you, O ARJUNA. तेरे वैरी लोग तेरे सामर्थ्य की निन्दा करते हुए तुझे […]

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 35 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 35 Shloka 35 O ARJUNA, your high esteem and reputation will become ruined if you do not fight this battle. The mighty warriors will consider you lower than them and will believe that you did not fight the battle because

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 34 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 34 Shloka 34 People will talk and look upon you, O ARJUNA, with disrespect. There is only one thing worse than death itself, and that is, disrespect for a respectable man. तथा सब लोग तेरी बहुत कालतक रहने वाली अपकीर्ति

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 33 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 33 Shloka 33 By not fighting this war, O ARJUNA, you are committing a sin because you fail to perform your duty as a warrior and you also will lose your honour. किंतु यदि तू इस धर्मयुक्त्त युद्ध को नहीं

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 32 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 32 Shloka 32 Dear ARJUNA, you should consider yourself a very lucky warrior to fight in a war where for the victor, the prize is entrance to the gates of heaven. हे पार्थ ! अपने-आप प्राप्त हुए और खुले हुए

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 31 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 31 Shloka 31 Looking upon your duty, ARJUNA, as a Kshatriya (warrior), you should never be afraid, but be courageous, because there is nothing better for a Kshatriya than to fight in a righteous war. तथा अपने धर्म को देखकर

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 30 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 30 Shloka 30 ARJUNA, although the body can be slain, the Soul cannot. The Soul of a being lives on forever, therefor it is not necessary to grieve over anybody’s death because the most important part of them never dies

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 29 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 29 Shloka 29 Few look upon “the Soul” with curiosity. Some talk and hear of “the Soul” with curiosity and enchantment, but in the end, there is nobody who can really understand and comprehend “the Soul.” कोई एक महापुरुष ही

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 28  The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 28 Shloka 28 ARJUNA, all beings are unseen before birth, are seen after birth and during their lives; again, however, all beings are unseen after death. So what cause is there to worry? हे अर्जुन ! सम्पूर्ण प्राणी जन्म से

The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 27 The Gita – Chapter 2 – Shloka 27 Shloka 27 The Lord continued: Dear ARJUNA, knowing the fact that anything that takes birth will eventually die, it seems pointless to grieve over someone’s death, especially if you knew that the death had to take place anyway. क्योंकि