Shloka 3.3 “Krishna said: In this world, O Arjuna, two paths were taught by Me: knowledge for the contemplative and Karma Yoga for the active.” Key Teaching: Two paths—knowledge (Sankhya) and action (Karma Yoga)—suit different temperaments. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Karma Yoga. Description: Krishna responds to Arjuna’s confusion (3.1–2), explaining that he taught two paths: knowledge […]
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Shloka 3.2 “My intellect is bewildered by your equivocal words; tell me decisively one path by which I may attain the highest good.” Key Teaching: Arjuna seeks a clear path to the highest good, confused by Krishna’s teachings. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Karma Yoga. Description: Arjuna, bewildered by Krishna’s seemingly contradictory teachings (2.39–53), requests a single,
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Shloka 3.1 “Arjuna said: If you consider wisdom superior to action, O Krishna, why do you urge me to this terrible action?” Key Teaching: Arjuna questions the preference for wisdom over action, confused by Krishna’s urging to fight. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Karma Yoga. Description: Arjuna, confused by Krishna’s teachings (2.39–53), asks why Krishna urges him
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