Gita For Daily Living Episode 363: Chapter 1, verses 32 - 35
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Jan 13, 2020 Exploring the deep moral conflict of Arjuna, the discussion dives into his realization that the war will not yield good outcomes, as loved ones are on the opposing side. It highlights the emotional turmoil faced by a warrior caught between duty and loyalty. The conversation illuminates the internal struggle of prioritizing familial bonds over conventional notions of victory, making listeners reflect on the complexities of personal relationships in times of conflict.
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Spilled Milk Superstition
- Neil Bhatt shares an anecdote about his wife's superstition regarding spilled milk before his surgery.
- This illustrates how a worried mind can interpret ordinary events as bad omens.
Arjuna's Delusion
- Arjuna's denial of desiring victory, kingdom, or comforts reveals his delusional state.
- He doesn't arrive at this through logic, but rather through distorted perception.
Borrowed Words
- While Arjuna's words about the futility of war seem noble, they lack prior contemplation.
- This suggests they are not his own but borrowed from earlier conversations.
