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- hindu Muslim Christian atheist i'm better i'm better i'm better it's just gets on my mind i don't know why but how do you think it should be i think we should is there one part of the
- the conversation that deeply resonated with you it's probably the Viratu like his head goes above his sky all the gods are by his side brahma Vishnu Indra every god you name
- is by his in the Bakita is there something that makes you feel a little bit frustrated even unsettled see if the Bhagat Gita is making me unsettled then what the hell is the purpose
- of it why do you think um Krishna chose Arjun you know because it's so undecisive don't you think would be better to choose someone else who would be more decisive and more
- fearless krishna is is very powerful why do you think he didn't stop the war that was because if I'm a a 9-year-old and I never read the Bhag Gita how would you explain to me what is Bhagita
- see firstly we need to know about who narrated Bhagat Gita and that is Lord Sri Krishna mhm we need to know his pastimes which is he there are three godheads Brahma Vishnu Mahesh mhm and
- these three are the the trinity holy trinity not that holy trinity but Hindu holy trinity so they have different different things to do like Lord Brahma is creator Lord Shri Naran is preserver
- and Lord Mahadev is destroyer so all of these have like a specialtity now Lord Mahadev's speciality is his rudan brahma's specialtity is that he can create things and then like everybody everything
- has been created because of him and Naran's specialtity is his ability to preserve and his knowledge now Narayan has 10 no actually 24 but there are 10 main avatars mhm see the
- eighth avatar is Lord Sri Krishna oh I see yeah then we will shift from Narayan to Mahabharat to understand what actually happened in Bhagat Gita so Mahabharat prim primarily revolves around the
- panavas and korovas tension and arguments and the mahabharat war itself which happens because of an argument around the throne like who will be king and there are many many wars
- that already happened but the mahabharat has like main main war And in the mahabharat there are five brothers pandawas or pandura then korovas are 100 brothers this is not 100 but okay
- and then so the pandawas are fighting for dharma and korvas are fighting adh yeah so yudhisht yudhisht is the eldest out not eliest the karna duryodhan's best friend on the korov
- side is actually eldest but he even he doesn't know until before the war so yish then bhim then arjun then nakul and then sahadev they're like if you do this you can bend each finger and you can
- cause pain but if you do this you can't bend each this is exactly how I would describe the unity of the pandas oh I see i see and there is like there is a lot of unity between them
- and the third brother this charioteer is Lord Krishna himself yeah so how to prove this is by an incident a story which happened not only in Bhagat Gita by Virat Rupala entire thing also
- because of what Krishna said now the Bhagat Gita is not only just huh you shouldn't you shouldn't be like in this dilemma it's not like that he's explaining entire it's in Bhishma parva part of
- the mahabharat it is uh divided into three parts karma yoga bi yoga and nyana yoga there's a fourth yoga which is dana yoga okay but there are that's different then there are six chapters in each 18
- chapters and there are there are 700 verses in total so these this entire Bhagat Gita talks about how of course how to remove Arjun's dilemma but how to remove our dilemma which can be given
- as an example so a musk deer was wandering in the forest uh looking for a fragrance because he was smelling it but wherever it went it could smell it but he cannot see the source of the fragrance
- in reality musk de there is the source of the fragrance mhm and he's searching for it everywhere similarly the consciousness we can find it within ourselves but we're searching for it everywhere
- nice oh I'm so impressed how do you know all the stories and all the names do you have any any trick to help you to remember all the stories when I'm trying to remember like epics such
- as Mahabharata and Haramish Bhagita I used to associate them with a particular color and and whenever I see an incident I'm like purple this happened in green and so I don't really remember
- what color I gave each but I do remember I gave each of them a particular color and I used to be like ha this happened in Bhagat Gita and by the time I memorized the entire thing I removed the
- colors and I give them the actual name you when you read like let's say when you read the the Bhagita how does it make you feel how do you feel when you read the Bhagita like I said I just feel
- spiritually connected my connection with Nar is like two atoms connection can you describe me more about how do you feel like there's this pose we do in Bhanatim this where your soul is going
- upwards and so I feel like my soul is getting connected with the Lord's soul and what is your favorite part in this in the Bhagavita entire thing because there is no such thing as this is
- better this is better and this is why even though I pray to like Hindu gods I never say I am a Hindu I do say Hindu religion I pray to Hindu gods i don't usually say that in public or other religion
- people because that might cause an argument oh because I just want peace and quiet i don't want Hindu Muslim Christian atheist i'm better i'm better i'm better it's just gets on my mind
- i don't know why really yes but how do you think it should be i think we should like see Bhagatita Quran in the Bible in even in like all religion books it's to keep peace in entire humanity but
- what are we doing complete opposite of peace not keeping any peace at all exactly and how do you feel with that i hate this like you know actually even if Kalyug is doing this imagine if something
- this is happening right now what will happen in the later future yeah you're right yeah so what you're saying is like every religion is good right so we have to respect so that everyone lives
- in peace yes that's why I actually I'm very much inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj because Shivaji Maharaj he upheld his dharma but he never discriminated better Muslim better Sik no he never
- did that yeah yeah and in the in the Bhagavagita so there's a conversation between Krishna and Arjun is there one part of the the conversation that deeply resonated with you it's probably the
- part where he shows Virat troop i'm going to keep this here because it's very not thing to keep it here it's not respectful exactly yeah um so this part he takes the vir like his head goes above
- his sky and his arms are 20,000 this is how it's described and all the gods are by his side all of the gods Brahma Vishnu Shiv Indra every god you name is by his side arjun is mesmerized and he's
- tearful and he's afraid and now see and he opens his mouth and something strange happens every single one in the kora vadu everyone he everyone is entering his mouth so Arjun asks Lord why are
- you why are you killing them krishna replies I am not killing them i have killed them for you are barely an instrument in my hands oh why why is it your favorite part because that makes
- us understand key the god is the he is the he's the controller we are the instruments oh I see so it happened because of his will like he wanted this dog to get food the dog will get food i see
- like without him if it hadn't been his will this podcast wouldn't have been happening i see yeah but you know like Krishna is is very powerful is a divinity and why why do you think he didn't stop
- the war that was because there was already very much evil on the planet duryodhan was very evil and he already knew the Panavas are going to win the war exactly that's why he didn't stop the war
- and he got cursed for it oh how Gandhari cursed him gandhari is the Cororo's mother oh yeah yeah so she cursed him key your entire dynasty will collapse but that didn't work fully only the
- living coras yadus died but there are still yadu kulko in this period and did you know I share a sign zodiac sign with Krishna what is it capricorn and then Krishna is also Capricorn in Naran vishnu
- is my birth month god oh wow yes really how do you feel about that you have the same I don't know it just like whenever I see a place or a thing which is not same with me and Krishna like kalaraya to
- the art i can't learn it i'm not strong enough but uh it was made and it was like founded by Krishna but that doesn't make me feel guilty because at least I'm hearing the teachings of Krishna and
- the Bhagwat Bhagwat Gita and the Bhagwat are two different things yeah yeah bhagwat is what Krishna did exactly bhagwat did bhagwat is Bhagwat Gita is what Krishna said yeah i see you know there's
- some things that I'm um I'm curious I don't know um and I would like maybe you can help me about why do you think um Krishna chose Arjun to you know because he's so undecisive you know
- don't you think would be better to choose someone else who would be more decisive and more fearless you see because they are eternally together just like Radha Krishna just Like balam krishna Arjun
- Krishna are always eternally together because nar avatar is Krishna and nur avatar is Arjun nar okay so that's why these are the h these are the twin sage avatars of narin oh I see I see that's
- why that's why he chose Arjun despite he was indecisive right huh and in my opinion uh I think key Arjun should have not had that dilemma only why i mean we could have gotten this big and nice
- like entire learning and spiritual learning but it was because half his life was spent to beside Krishna yeah exactly so why did he have that dilemma in the first place when you're literally
- standing beside a person whom we all desire to see mhm and some people say like Lord Hanuman you know he could be with us in the room right now and we don't even know m in energy form of course exactly
- but not in his physical form like gigantic and like everything would break the entire building so Lord Hanuman is very powerful and Ashwama you know Ashwama there's this theory he's still alive today
- oh he could be in this very village in this very area right now and we we didn't even notice maybe he's here yes not in this room because he's alive and he's not a god or an incarnate oh he's not a
- god no Ashama is was fighting for the corvas but then he turned good when he got cursed he got cursed with immortality but many people many of my friends ask me how is immortality a curse
- because everybody wants to live forever the thing is key he could have lived forever with the power gem that was like here but Krishna tore that out after he cursed Ashtama oh I see and you
- know why he cursed Ashama in the first place uh Abhimmanyu's wife Utra was 16 or even younger when Abhimmanu died like just 2 months barely after their wedding Abhimmanu died mhm and he was also
- very young awani was 17 or 18 when he died that's very young yes and he died unarmed he died while wielding a wheel as his weapon his charioteer his chariot his charioteer was killed his horses were
- killed his chariot was broken his weapons were broken and the only thing was left was his wheel his energy and his uh zeal and so he used all of that but he ultimately lost his life because he
- was murdered so a poor Uttara she was not even in a healthy state you know what happened when she died she was when he died she was pregnant at that age she was pregnant and he died wow so pregnant
- utra is crying but it's not good for the baby yeah exactly because it brings bad luck also yeah yeah so afterhan is dead Ashama sent a brahastra at the womb to kill the baby so that the panovas
- are entirely wiped out but Krishna saved it and now that baby was Maharaj parikhit oh I see yeah now that baby was killed revived uttara was pregnant and she was injured wounded So he
- cursed Rashu Tama may you never ever die and he and he asked Beim to pull out the gem from his forehead and that made him lose his entire author authority and lose his entire intelligence
- and lose his authority over his weapons i see i see and Ashama see you know Priti Chawan no who is it so he was like this king 16th century m now we can confirm he was alive because there
- are studies shown it's confirmed completely that Prit Shawan was alive mhm so he met a man who was old and his forehead was bleeding and he was killed in Ayurveda so he said that
- I can heal your wound days weeks passed but he did not heal and so he let the man go and he asked him are you ashotama the patient the patient replied "Yes I'm Ashot Tamba." And
- then he vanished so it always creeps me out whenever I hear the name Asho Tama because I know not me of course because I'm not that cruel enough to kill a pregnant
- woman's baby to be ashama of course you are so cute you are you are also very uh um Oh what you're very sorry I forgot the name compassionate compassionate
- you're very compassionate you wouldn't do that in the in the Bhagita is there something that makes you feel a little bit frustrated or a little bit even unsettled about something about
- the Bhagita no no because the Bhagat Gita's sole purpose is to bring peace in our lives oh that's interesting yeah see if the Bhagat Gita is making me unsettled then what the hell is the purpose of
- it that is so true because if the Bhagat Gita is making me frustrated then that means I'm probably reading it wrong or something oh because if I'm reading something else and understanding
- something like and they're not like mixing together then it's not it's not true because you've had apple milkshake mango milkshake banana milkshake even but you can't have lemon milkshake
- those two are incompatible exactly yeah yeah so what you say about you so you read the bhagita you don't judge right you there to learn right that's that's it right even when you open like
- I've read the Bhagatita seven times seven wow i'm going to start reading it for the eighth or ninth time i don't even know and like it's like every time I open it something new always comes
- really yes what was the the the the newest thing that you uncovered from Bhagavagita not in that sense like every time you've read it you feel like this was not there though last time oh you uncover
- something new huh and I'm like I'm like last time was it last time even though the book is the same the book didn't enlarge it didn't shrink so so it's obviously very confusing and the third thing
- the second thing is that Bhagwat Gita is the most vast topic exactly because one part he says focus on your duties and the second part he says focus your duties on me and it gets confusing because
- like the other chapter the other part you said focus on your duties now you're saying focus your duties on me but then I understood after reading it for the seventh time that he meant do your work
- but do it to bring pleasure to me like for example I'm drinking water so I'll remember a shloka yeah and I'll say that I'm drinking this water soishna can drink water so I'm drinking water and then I
- remember I'm the taste of water so that very taste that of the water that's nourishing me it's Krishna so it's like that I remember him every moment of my life yeah even you
- said before I saw that you said that we should surrender to Krishna right why is that see when you don't surrender yourself to Krishna I'll tell you a story about that yeah
- please so there was this interviewer a journalist who was seeing a temple being made and he went there so the he asked three people the same question what are you doing the first one
- answered we are making a building then he asked why are you making this so he replied because by the end of the month we'll get money then he asked the second one "What are you doing?" We are making
- the building then he said because it gives me satisfaction that uh that I'm making this and I like construction work so he was like okay that's nice you're not just doing it for money
- then the third guy he asked what are you doing we are making the temple so he replied uh why are you doing this and then he replied key because I'll be doing some service to Krishna because by the
- end of the month there will be a Krishna Morty put here and then it will give me satisfaction i've worked for Krishna so first one was for money second one because he liked construction
- third one because he wanted to offer some service to Krishna so the Lord will uh reward them that way only and this story it's given by Goranga dashas gi propu do you know what is something
- that I'm curious coming from uh I'm from Europe when I see Krishna is blue like why do you think Krishna is blue he's not blue no but everywhere I see Krishna is blue see Krishna's skin tone is
- changed every serial you look at if you look at some cartoons he is shown as a cute hero Even though in real life he was not cute he was attractive his name means all attractive but he
- was not cute he was he was not a hero who beats up bad guys but he was actually he was a god not a child yeah yeah yeah yeah then there's in some serals that adults watch he's white but that's not
- true he is actually now he's dark skinned his description is he's dark skinned with dolphin shaped earrings a peacock feather on his head sandalwood paste garden of forest flower and
- leaf and he he holds a bamboo flute in his hand with a yellow and I don't know why but nowadays Krishnas are getting super Americanized really why don't know why like people of India they are
- becoming more and more westernized by the day oh give me an example see you know Krishna as I said he was dark skinned exactly yeah if you look at the serial Mahabharat was Krishna darkkinned
- um I don't know he wasn't you can what was the color it was he wasn't dark skinned no cereal if you look at any cereal none of them will give you a dark skin oh that's where you
- think they're changing a little bit things yes like even even in some people say even Draati was dark skinned but people don't put her as dark skinned either okay and you know
- some people they say Balam you know Balram he wore blue and Krishna wore yellow but people are saying how can that be fair balam is fair skinned and then Krishna is accent shouldn't
- be it bea but no it brings contrast and even in the combination couples Radha Krishna and Sithar Ram in the in the traay sitharam Ram was Suryawanchi and Sitha was Chundraanchi
- but it swapped now Krishna is Chundraanchi and Ram uh Sitha is Suryawani I mean Krishna Chandraanchi and Radha is Suryanchi but why do you think there there's this misconception
- about the color of Krishna it's getting more and more Americanized like some people some people when foreigners who came to India like Akbar Abbar then Oruranga's name I forgot his name so he Akbar
- translated Mahabharat and Rama into Farsy and he sent it back yeah yeah but Oruranga another example of foreigner didn't do the same he instead enslaved killed murdered and I don't know what all
- he did but he did so much evil to us Hindus mhm it's not fair how every it's called iconocclasm what is that it's uh like the attempt of erasing a country's history like if you go to Greece or
- Egypt yeah exactly you will find none nothing just statues few buildings nothing they won't remember anything else and how do you feel about that it's terrible like uh you know British they came
- to India they had done so much of iconoclasm oh I see I see I see like you know the other colonizers were at least fair like they didn't they didn't say key array why are you doing this we are in
- your country now they were fair they were nice but the British there was just something I don't like I don't know why like British even the Portuguese They were also colonizers but they
- didn't do that like Brazil yeah exactly brazil was actually accepting it they were not being forced accept accept they accepted it argentina all these places they are all Latin American i see i see but
- you will you will go to any one of them none of them are forced to do it i see why only India why only the British colonized why only the British colonized and forced us like now even if you see
- like most schools are teaching British English and they're not teaching Sanskrit wow that is sad right that's what you're saying like then it erases the past the the richness of the culture
- of the Yeah I understand what you're saying and see it's not like other people are doing the same russians are turning into converting to sanatan oh while we are making Tik Toks what is this
- what is this like people people who are preaching see Kalug Khali the demon we are going to collapse at under him if we do this i see i see i see see if you see most mythologies Norse mythology Greek
- mythology none of them have yugas what are yuggas yogas are like four like ages like the first one is golden age satyug then there's traayog silver age bronze age is dwar in which the mahabharat
- happened and before that ram happened and then we are living in kalugal yeah we are iron age so people say kalyug is the worst yug but in reality it's the best yug why because in those previous
- yogas like the I had people were asking me isn't it a bit unreal unrealistic for us to be as uh pure like Sitha well you actually basically you can't compare you can't compare you can't compare
- any of the modern actresses with Masita yeah I see that's interesting it's different yoga now she couldn't have been like she couldn't have been like Like we have new things now like
- Raan didn't have Netflix exactly raan didn't have Netflix and we don't have well collecting well of water things exactly so like you can't compare those two yoga and why I said it's one of the
- best yogas is because in the previous yogas they used to meditate in mountain caves mountain peaks even in rain snow they used to be dressed as a sasi so uh now in kalyug by ch simply chanting
- the name with bhi doing like chanting reading bhagatam speaking about bhagatam preaching it is it's easy now it's easy i see i see you don't have to huh you don't have to walk to Himalayas
- like sit on top of Himalayas and chant Har Krishna har Krishna that's that's barely impossible now because firstly even you know going on top of some mountains is illegal now m h m like then rdra we
- can find plastic rdraas nowadays but how rare is it to find the real rdra the fruit yeah yeah it's not it's not it's like impossible you can find it but even you know there's like a thing of a
- demon with teeth and horns in Singapore singapore Indonesia I forgot mhm and there was this river and there was like a rock may engraved a demon's face wow and people say that was Rahan oh huh see
- like I mentioned Hanuman could be in energy form around us right now but what I personally think is Hanuman should be in physical form because like Hano we need knowledge we don't have knowledge
- those algebra all you these are just basic knowledge if you go into our history you'll be so confused like firstly this it's one of the easiest Bhagat Gita that you'll find like
- even is Bhagat Gita I've not even finished the first chapter yet I see I see you you you talk about the the the Bhagavagita what is the one lesson that we all can learn from Bhagita And
- how can we implement it in our own lives see Bhagat Gita has so many lessons that we don't want we absolutely desire it's like we absolutely need it to actually surpass pasta what
- estimated time we have and it is one of the most important lessons is surrender yourself to God ma just important key Lord Krishna if you chant the holy names of Krishna there's this God Chetra
- demigod Chhatetra Gupta who is at hell and is keeping a record of all the bad things we've done all the sins we've committed if we just like if we just we keep we remove one sin from our life dayto
- AK we can reduce Chitra Gupta's work think of it that way or think of it this way that uh one friend of mine who doesn't like mythology but I've told her I've blabbed
- blabbered to her so much about it that she I don't even know but uh she asked me is it easier to go to hell or to wunt i've heard it's very difficult to go to Vikunta i told
- her key you just have to I told her the three and I told her key it's much easier for you to go to wikunta by just ignoring these and like removing these from your
- life you just have to remove this what about people who don't really believe in God what can they learn from the the Bhag Gita you don't necessarily need to believe in God just surrender
- yourself like belief in God and surrendering yourself to God are two different things okay so they're like belief in God would be like it's not like that exactly because it's kalyug there's
- no Ram right now okay ki will come of course but later onwards we don't even know when is K going to come Google random there and we can't actually trust any of them honestly so the it's not like
- you can't defend yourself Mhm because you don't have to always be especially for people who are um who are extremely devoted you can surrender yourself of course but you don't need to be
- like you are living in Mumbai how is that possible yeah yeah that's not possible and then the there is also one more thing like I said Bhagwat Gita not only fantasy not only Bhagat Gita
- is so useful for mental health m like what for example h see people are scared of death that's one of the root causes for many mental health diseases one of the root causes then this if
- you're scared of death this is the most useful thing for one to read most give me an example so in this they also talk about moka liberation yeah yeah moa is a heavenly state that we cannot
- attain right now when we're like five or something but when you turn an age that when you're about to die or you're like losing your life moka is a peace that people desire to attain moka you need
- to be surrendering yourself to nar praying to nar and having that word stuck in your mind nar nice how do you feel now excellent just like Narin so so for me there we I I I'm from Europe we
- don't there's a concept I learned from Bhagita which is dharma yeah and um maybe for someone that doesn't know what's dharma can you explain what it is and how can someone find their dharma
- in their life dharma is basically your duty or righteousness yeah a dharma is unrighteousness karma but the thing is many people get confused between karma and dharma exactly karma is work and
- the duty dharma is righteousness and also duty yeah yeah yeah so and uh karma and kartava are two different things they're similar but also the same time two different is duty and karma is like
- in your life i don't know actually it just helped me in so many ways I can't count no give me a few examples it helped me like I was so afraid of death I didn't
- even say the word death in my home now I just I just read it and I'm like I'm chill about it now i'm I'm fine but the thing is it helped me get away from my fears
- a lot of them how see uh one of the shukas I forgot it again but it says key a wise person sees a cow a dog an elephant and a dog eater all in the same plane mhm so it
- helped me understand I don't differentiate or discriminate south Indian north Indian west Indian and uh speaking of India today is a very auspicious day that we are having this
- podcast it is Vishu what's what's the what does it mean it is a it is a festival yeah uh from the Malu Maladam calendar which perfectly aligns with Hindu so lunar solar calendar and it's the
- astrological new year so uh today is a new year to everyone happy new year technically happy wish wow happy new year wow what a day to to celebrate that day with a podcast like you i'm so lucky
- this podcast is actually uh quite exciting for me because because firstly everybody who I have been done a podcast with they're all of them are Indian so this is the first time I'm
- having a podcast with someone who's not Indian see and how do you feel about that i'm very excited yeah i can I can see so for whoever is uh watching us like what is one thing that you
- want them to remember from this conversation i would say surrender yourself to Lord Krishna yes sir surrendering like see you can do everything but remember Krishna's words
- meaning that I just want everything whatever you give me I want it to be done with devotion if you don't even if you give him diamonds the most expensive diamonds without any emotion or devotion
- he'll be not very excited to receive it but even if you give him a simple tulsy leaf with a lot of devotion he'll be excited to receive receive it wow [Laughter] look at your smile you have such
- a beautiful smile wow i mean you told me so many things maybe to get to know you just a little bit better tell me one surprising thing about yourself i'm the most boyish person in my entire friend
- group really yes like my favorite color you might think my favorite color is probably pink or yellow no my favorite colors are actually black and green yes why is that uh I don't know i just
- my godfather at that time I'm inspired by him only half the time and it's not like I've been forced to choose those colors exactly my own opinion i just chose wow and the second thing is I may
- not look like it but I also do hip-hop oh you do hip-hop really yes i have I've uh I've done national level dances of course but all of them are thanks to my mother and my guru Dr jatish
- Babu there are a few channels that I watch that get me here i'll recommend a few of them okay so one is Satwic Movement i really like watching that channel second is Gorang Dashin Das Prabu
- then David Chitika G i had a podcast with her and I guess that's it yeah that's it right wow what was your favorite part of our conversation probably the part where I was narrating the
- shlokas wow did do you have any other any other shloka that you would like to share or you shared all the shlokas huh yes but it's not from Bhagat Gita yeah go ahead so she glorifies Krishna this
- way meaning one with a lotus navl i explained that story then one with a garland of lotus flowers one with the lotus petal eyes and namaste lotus petal feet wow so good i guess that's the most I
- like that show a lot very good so one of we have a lot of adults that watch our um podcasts what is one advice that you would like to give to to the to the adults don't force yourself to do something
- if you don't want to do it like many people they like they want to become an artist but they're told to become a doctor by society because society wants to see a doctor but that's not fair like
- uh one of my friends she she's in judo with me i also go to judo but I'm extremely weak honestly I can't I can't do judo but I'm doing it because it's fun so uh she wants to leave judo desperately
- but her mom is like "You learn self-defense." That's true but she's already so strong and I've been questioning why she said that ever since she told me I told her "I might be leaving Judo."
- She was like going on a full breakdown like "Why are you leaving Judo?" But it's fine with me if I don't leave judo also because it's fun for me to do judo and I like it when somebody is following
- their passion and they're not follow uh forcing themselves to do something they don't really want to do like if you want to become an artist and the society is telling you to become a doctor
- become an artist because later onwards this is how society rejects you and then begs for help firstly they will laugh at you behind your back exactly then they will gaslight you then they
- will they will uh try to force you out of it and then finally when you've succeeded they will come and blackmail you and ask for help yeah see yeah so that's why you say everyone should
- follow whatever they feel like right yes because in the end they are only going to come and chase after you exactly but the thing is you should never stray from that path if you want to become
- become an art or if somebody is living alone as a kid or as a teenager then be resourceful like if there's no food at home don't immediately go and waste your money on an Uber Eats try to find
- something Exactly like an like something healthy then for people who who raised themselves or raised their siblings they should always maintain that determination and that enthusiasm not greed
- enthusiasm not anger enthusiasm wow so what do you say for people follow what you really love and continue with determination that's it and if you're struggling believe in your God and
- and if you are I forgot what was I going to say that's okay huh say it again and if there's any struggle in your path endure it it will pass right yes and don't get too over excited if there's an
- good moment or demotivate it if there's a bad moment good and bad things are both temporary wow what a beautiful way to end our conversation it's been really a pleasure to I could spend here
- many many hours but I learned so much from you thank you so much for coming it's been a good time for me as well yes did you enjoy yes that was so good rhyd Krishna Rahi Radi
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DharmaDharma kann Gesetz, Recht und Sitte sowie ethische und religiöse Verpflichtungen und Werte umfassen, aber auch Religion, Ethik oder Moral im Allgemeinen …
KrishnaFür seine Anhänger ist Krishna die Inkarnation des Höchsten. Der junge Krishna als Venugopala: Flöte (venu) spielender Kuhhirte (gopala) am Hoysala-Tempel von …
Bhagavad GitaIn der Bhagavad Gita bildet sich ein Zwiegespräch zwischen Krishna, einer irdischen Erscheinungsform von Vishnu, dem Lehrer, und Arjuna, dem Schüler, ab. Vishnu …
KarmaEs gibt im Hinduismus einerseits den allgemein gültigen sadharanadharma, der die Pflichten eines jeden Individuums beinhaltet wie etwa Gewaltlosigkeit (ahimsa) …