Srimad Bhagavad Geeta-educated person - Swami Chinmayananda
11/12/2017
The youth often find their hopes shattered, their visions belied, their ambitions thwarted. The negative forces around them seem to gather more strength at every moment, and naturally, a sense of disillusionment verging on the point of hysteria and despondency overwhelms the youth. Their minds drooping in despondency, physically they come to live an unholy and unnatural life of excesses and shameless corruption, justifying everything they do in a mad sequence of noisy logic. This we find today among the youth all over the world.
Be it an individual or a society, in a community or a nation, religion and philosophy will be in demand only when the heart has come to experience the Arjuna-grief.
Krishna’s psychological treatment for the Pandava prince constitutes the main theme of the Bhagawad Geeta.
The Geeta-educated person learns to recognize a rhythm, to see a beauty, to hear a melody in the ordinary day-to-day life – a life which was till then but a mad death-dance of appearances and disappearances of things and beings.
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