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Shloka 3.13: “The righteous who eat the remnants of sacrifice are freed from sins; those who cook for themselves alone sin.” Key Teaching: Eating sacrificial remnants frees one from sin, unlike selfish consumption. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Karma Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that the righteous who eat the remnants of sacrifice are freed from sins, while […]

Shloka 3.12: “Pleased by sacrifice, the gods grant desired enjoyments; one who enjoys these without offering is a thief.” Key Teaching: Enjoying divine gifts without sacrifice makes one a thief. Theme: Guidance, Dharma, Karma Yoga. Description: Krishna teaches that gods, pleased by sacrifice, grant desired enjoyments, but one who enjoys these without offering is a

Shloka 1.38 “Though they, blinded by greed, see no fault in destroying family or enmity with friends, why should we, O Krishna?” Key Teaching: Arjuna reiterates the Kauravas’ moral failing, refusing to emulate them. Theme: Vishada, Dharma, Ethics. 500-Word Description: Arjuna reiterates that the Kauravas, blinded by greed, see no fault in destroying family or

Shloka 1.37 “Though they, overcome by greed, see no evil in destroying family, why should we?” Key Teaching: Arjuna acknowledges the Kauravas’ greed but questions his own participation. Theme: Vishada, Dharma, Ethics. 500-Word Description: Arjuna acknowledges that the Kauravas, driven by greed, see no evil in destroying family, but questions why he should participate in

Shloka 1.36 “By killing these kinsmen, O Krishna, we incur sin; why should we do this?” Key Teaching: Arjuna views killing kin as sinful, questioning the war’s morality. Theme: Vishada, Dharma, Ethics. 500-Word Description: Arjuna declares that killing his kinsmen—Bhishma, Drona, and others—would incur sin, questioning the war’s moral justification. This verse, continuing his lament