The document summarizes key teachings from the Bhagavad Gita. It was delivered by Lord Krishna to Arjuna over 5,000 years ago in India to provide the essence of the Vedas. Some of the main teachings discussed include performing one's duties without attachment to the results, controlling the mind through meditation and remaining detached from pleasure and pain, acting with wisdom, non-violence, generosity, and accepting life's ups and downs as natural changes.

2. “SRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA”
• “One of the ancient Indian spiritual text in Bhagvat Gita or the song of lord
"which provided the essence of Vedas which was delivered by lord shi
Krishna to Arjuna more then 50 century ago in kurukshetra, India.
• To raise the consequence of man
• The background the epic of Mahabharata

3. • Krishna wanted to show us the importance
of Gita. This knowledge has to utilized
during the most critical time of our life
• Would have Arjuna taken out time if it were
not important?

4. Do not doubt – man is made by belief
• Neither in this
world nor
elsewhere is there
any happiness in
store for him who
always doubts.
• Man is made by his
belief. As he
believes, so he is.

6. Action is better than inaction
• “Perform your obligatory
duty, because action is
indeed better than
inaction.”
• “One gradually attains
tranquility of mind by
keeping the mind fully
absorbed in the Self by
means of a well-trained
intellect, and thinking of
nothing else.”

7. Action leads to results – however you have
no control on results

8. Gift with caution for right purpose
• “A gift is pure
when it is given
from the heart to
the right person at
the right time and at
the right place, and
when we expect
nothing in return”

9. Life is action – perform your duty
• The mind acts like
an enemy for those
who do not control
it.”
• “Perform your
obligatory duty,
because action is
indeed better than
inaction.”

10. Meditation attains peace – peace attains
happiness
• Man is made by his
belief. As he believes,
so he is.”
• The disunited mind is
far from wise; how
can it meditate? How
be at peace? When
you know no peace,
how can you know
joy?”

11. Life is progress from birth to death – do
not deluded of changes
• “There has never been a
time when you and I have
not existed, nor will there
be a time when we will
cease to exist. As the same
person inhabits the body
through childhood, youth,
and old age, so too at the
time of death he attains
another body. The wise
are not deluded by these
changes.”

12. I accept your purity in offering not the
contents
• Whatever I am offered
in devotion with a
pure heart - a leaf, a
flower, fruit, or water -
I accept with joy.”
• Whatever you do,
make it an offering to
me -- the food you eat,
the sacrifices you
make, the help you
give, even your

13. Do your duty with dignity and respect
• It is better to do one’s
own duty, however
defective it may be,
than to follow the duty
of another, however
well one may perform
it. He who does his
duty as his own nature
reveals it, never sins.

14. Anger is path to destruction
however control it

15. Learn the art patience – make you life
enjoyable
• Little by little, through
patience and repeated
effort, the mind will
become stilled in the Self.
• Delusion arises from
anger. The mind is
bewildered by delusion.
Reasoning is destroyed
when the mind is
bewildered. One falls
down when reasoning is
destroyed. ~

16. Death is part of life
do not grieve
• “Death is as sure
for that which is
born, as birth is
for that which is
dead. Therefore
grieve not for
what is
inevitable.