Shloka 2.35 “The great warriors will think you fled from battle out of fear, and those who esteemed you will…
Shloka 2.34 “People will speak of your infamy forever; for an honored man, dishonor is worse than death.” Key Teaching:…
Shloka 2.33 “But if you do not fight this righteous battle, you will incur sin, abandoning your dharma and honor.”…
Shloka 2.32 “O Arjuna, happy are the Kshatriyas who gain such a battle, offered unsought as an open door to…
Shloka 2.31 “Considering your own dharma, you should not waver, for there is nothing better for a Kshatriya than a…
Shloka 2.30 “O Arjuna, the soul within all is eternal and cannot be killed; therefore, you should not grieve for…
Shloka 2.29 “Some see the soul as amazing, some describe it as amazing, some hear of it as amazing, yet…
Shloka 2.28 “Beings are unmanifest before birth, manifest in life, and unmanifest after death; why grieve over this, O Arjuna?”…
Shloka 2.27 “For one born, death is certain; for one dead, birth is certain; therefore, you should not grieve over…
Shloka 2.26 “Even if you believe the soul is born and dies repeatedly, you should not grieve, O mighty-armed.” Key…