Gita For Daily Living Episode 361: Chapter 1, verses 24 - 27
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Dec 30, 2019 Dive into the moral turmoil of Arjuna as he faces off against his own kin in battle. The discussion reveals the profound philosophical dilemmas of good versus evil and how personal relationships complicate these choices. Explore the dynamics of ego and humility, emphasizing the need for collaboration amidst individual talents. Unpack the emotional weight of Arjuna's internal conflict, illustrating the struggle between duty and personal connections in the midst of war.
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Ego in Arjuna and Duryodhana
- Arjuna and Duryodhana both possessed strong egos, but with different qualities.
- Arjuna's ego was evident in his commanding Krishna and his past refusal to compete with Karna.
Arjuna's Ego and Karna
- Arjuna's ego was previously seen when he refused to compete with Karna, calling him "Suthaputra."
- This led Duryodhana to give Karna the kingdom of Anga Desh, strengthening their alliance.
Arjuna's Perception of the Enemy
- Arjuna views the opposing army as a single mass of evil, gathered to please Duryodhana.
- His weary words reveal his anger, hatred, and ego, simplifying the conflict.
