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bhagavad gita

  1. ronki23

    I don't understand the Bhagavad Geeta

    @Aupmanyav @sayak83 @Jainarayan The Gita is Krishna telling Arjun that it is OK for him to kill his brother Karna and his Kaurava cousins. The reason is because only the body dies and not the soul. Why did the other Pandavas want Hastinapur so much after their exile was over ? Was Indrapastha...
  2. DharmaCatLamp

    Myriad Paths to Fit Each Person

    Howdy, Recently I have been thinking about the prolifiration of ideology and religion within the world and how various people view truth. I have studied various religious traditions and ideologies over my lifetime and what has occurred to me is that there is no one path which fits ever being...
  3. DharmaCatLamp

    Reading the Bhagavad Gita got me seeing stars

    i have often longed for a relationship with God that felt real. When I tried going to churches it didn't really do anything for me. The Sufi movement did some stuff for me when I was younger but then this last week I just decided to read the Bhagavad Gita. Something about the language of it...
  4. ronki23

    Questions on Mahabharat and Geeta

    Firstly, if this is in the wrong forum please move it to an appropriate one. I have been reading Amar Chitra Katha's Mahabharat and Geeta. I have some questions: Mahabharat 1) Why did Kunti not accept Karna as her son ? 2) Why did Karna choose the Kauravs? 3) Why did Vichitraveerya die of...
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  5. Subhankar Zac

    Bhagavad Gita is highly practical and undoubtably accurate in its teachings.

    Bhagavad Gita or the Word of God is the only scripture that has given me any real knowledge so far. I've been a Christian, a Hindu, an atheist, Wiccan, etc... And out of all the scriptures I've read, I've loved the Gita. Even more than the Vedas and the Dharmapada and definitely more than the...
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