Performing the duty prescribed by (one's own) nature, one incurreth no sin. Lord comes back to the topic of dharma, to show that it is Arjuna who is neglecting his dharma by refusing to fight: “And even considering your personal dharma as well, it is not right for you to hesitate. There is nothing better for a warrior than a fight based on dharma.” tell me something about bagwat Geeta ?

There are no families or friends or relatives in a battle ground.

There are only allies and enemies.

Bhagwad Geetha happened to clear this confusion.

If you are a dog, you ought to bark, bite. Not jump around like a monkey.

You be what you are, that is your dharma, by following your dharma you are doing your karma.

A Neem tree should not dream about becoming a Mango tree.

One should not go against one’s nature.

Arjuna being a warrior he must perform his duty and not behave like a yogi which he is not.

Be what you are not what your parents or your society wants you to be.

You are probably a bolt in this universe, you have come here to perform your duty as a bolt, so don’t behave like a nut. This is all Bhagwad geetha about

Explanation:

Gita

In the Bhagvad Gita, Shri Krishna encourages Arjuna to fight the Kauravas, in a bloody fratricidal war for the kingdom of Bharata. This happened a long time ago, perhaps around 3000 BCE. The kingdom had been usurped by the Kuru Prince Duryodhana, who was loathe to share power with the sons of Pandu. Krishna helped Arjuna recover his vision and balance, and recognize his responsibility and undertake the Mahabharata war, without being attached.

I DON'T KNOW THAT MUCH ABOUT HINDUISM CUZ I AM NOT HINDU BUT THIS IS WHAT IS KNOW

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