Bhagavat gita

1. BHAGAVAT GITA
DR.T.V.RAO MD
We are living in a world where we are all designed to live
according to our Destiny, which many may not agree, as people
think they have control on many things in day-to-day Life. In our
lives the Religion enters at some stage, and today many religions
are guided by principles of expansion in power to control the
Politics, economics and Masses. Many of us follow the principles
and dogmatic ideas of the religion without reasoning, which can
also lead to suppression of other co-humans, as we see a
continuous awakening revolt against the customs practiced for
centuries .The Hinduism believed in principles, which guide the
H u m a n i t y o n K a r m a , a n d D h a r m a , which is life in
Action and Reaction. Today everybody has become busy with day-
to-day survival, lives in fear about the next moment what can
happen? However the teachings of Bhagavad Gita are not just
religion but the reasons to face the world with courage and self-
confidence. Lord Krishna teaches why do you worry, whom or
what do you fear, who can kill or harm you?The Hinduism teaches
the soul is never born... nor is it subject to death. We listen about
corruption, amassing the wealth beyond ones own needs at the
cost of the Human suffering, we rarely think about humans next to
us. If we just understand the essence of BHAGAVAD GITA it
explains that you never brought anything along. Whatever you
gained, gained it from here. Whatever you lost, you lost it
here. We came empty handed, and we will leave empty handed.
What is yours today, belonged to someone else before, and will
belong to someone else tomorrow, and to another person at some
other time. What we take as ours, the material things, relations
etc. and feel so contended, those very things and the feeling of

2. contention resulting from such thoughts, are the real cause of our
sufferings. The enlightened man thinks the life’s eternity is the
soul which along lives after us, rest is mortal as explained in
Bhagavad Gita, Neither this body is ours nor we belong to this
body. It is composed of Fire, Water, Air, Earth and Space and will
dissolve into these at your death. Only the soul is eternal, and is a
part of that Bigger Soul, we call God. In truthHinduism as taught in
Bhagavad gita asevery creature is this world is assigned a duty let,
then, the motive for action be in the action itself, and not in the
event. Do not be incited to actions by the hope of their reward,
nor let thy life be spent in inaction. Firmly persisting, in Yoga,
perform thy duty, O DHANANIJAYA, and laying aside all desire for
any benefit to thyself from action, make the event equal to thee,
whether it will be success or failure. In the great cosmic plan of
action play your part as a hero. Wake up to the reality of this
world. Fight the battle of life, fear nothing,and do not falter in
your duty. Perform your duty for its own sake. It is by working in
freedom that you raise to realm of worklessness. To a knowing
one, duty such as warfare is as sacred as worship in a sanctuary. In
the process of imparting Self-knowledge the Bhagavad Gita has
uniqueness and a sublimity of its own."WAKE UP TO YOUR
SUPREME CONSCIOUSNESS. Be established in your divine nature.
We are omnipotent in our sphere. We should perform our duty
with ease and spontaneity.To a person endowed with an efficient
hand, with a loving heart and with a clear head nothing more
remains to be added. He becomes a complete personality verging
on Divinity. My little of Understanding about many theologies,
today religious intolerance is a conflict of interest, however
Bhagavad makes us to learn we have no control on any matter or
any co-human in this world except yourself which can be practiced
with the essence of this scripture"You have a right to perform your

3. prescribed duty, but you are not entitled to the fruits of action. Never
consider yourself the cause of the results of your activities, and never be
attached to not doing your duty.But a little practice of GITA elevates
our human consciousness to divine consciousness.
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