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  Continuation to my previous post… Arjuna’s emotional turmoil was the   preparation step to acquire the eligibility of the ultimate knowledge and Lord  Lord Krishna says to Arjuna, “Self Ignorance is the cause of all human problems and attaining self-knowledge is the only solution.” Wise people do not grieve for the living one nor do they grieve for the dead, you are grieving for those people who do not deserve any grieve because, though they are your relatives they are not following Righteousness (Dharma). So do not speak like a wise man Lord Krishna emphasizes on to become wise by questioning yourself “Who am I” Every individual consists of two components which are soul and body, attaining self-knowledge is nothing but mastering the knowledge of “Soul”. But by default, the individuals are in a perception of body, which is the cause of all human emotions and leads to sorrow. Identifying the soul intrinsic to the body is the solution. “ To understand it better...

  The inspiring journey of Venkat NAMBURI from a Mechanical Engineer to a successful Entrepreneur in Digital Marketing. Venkat worked with different industries at different levels from Marketing to Project Management. With the experience from corporate companies and the continuously changing era of technology, he started thinking differently and decided to start a journey of Freelancing. With all the learned knowledge and the gained experience, he moved from a metro city to his native place. Looking after his elderly parents at the native place, started interacting with the local retail business people and started to know their problems in upscaling their business. Venkat discovered that there is huge scope in growing as an entrepreneur by providing the necessary services to companies as small as a retailer to some corporate companies in Digital marketing. But to implement his strategy he would require a Mentor who is an established entrepreneur to guide at every step. He decided...

  Continuation to my previous post… where Arjuna was in despair and a series of questions were asked to his Guru, Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna understood that Arjuna has stepped out of the right track following the series of his questions in the middle of the battlefield and decides to use a three-pointed è Philosophical, Ethical, and Practical approach which is the best suited for the situation to bring back Arjuna to the right track for performing his duty. Arjuna was immersed in the emotional turmoil of attachment, grief, and delusion, and the only solution to come out of it is to know the real “him”. This is called the knowledge of “Self”. Lord Krishna has given the most wonderful teachings to the entire world through Arjuna, how to handle the worst situations that we come across in our day-to-day life. The emotional imbalance that Arjuna was going through, we can relate at some point of time in our life too, either it could be a professional or personal and the only solutio...

  Continuation to my previous post… where the armies of Pandavas and Kauravas reached the battleground with their supporter and the war equipment... Arjuna, the third of the five brothers from the Pandavas group was the key warrior skilled in archer.  The charioteer of Arjuna’s chariot was Lord Krishna himself. Arjuna and Lord Krishna are also cousins and are very close to each other. Arjuna asks Lord Krishna to place the chariot in between the two armies so that he can get the view of armies on both sides. And looking at the army that he has to fight with, he forgets his status as a great worrier and starts thinking about the outcome of this battle but on the other side, Kaurav as are eager to start the War on Pandavas without a second thought. Arjuna could not treat his cousins as his enemies but in fact, he already entered the battlefield where Kauravas are armed with their weapons, and the waves of thoughts start flowing through Arjuna's mind getting into despair, an...

  A family could be small or big, but if the intent of the family members is good, then there will not be any scarcity of happiness in that family. But, if any seed of desire grows in any member of that family which is not aligned with the law of nature or in other words inclined towards righteousness then it would lead to conflicts. We grew up in environments that teach us the way to live life through storytelling. Mahabharata, which is considered to be one of the major ancient epics,   written in Sanskrit by Sage Vedvyas explains such an incident and also gives the result of having such a seed of desire growing into weed. Let us discover more about such incidents of Mahabharata. There were two kings named Dhritarashtra and Pandu who were Brothers, where Dhrutrarashtra has 100 sons and they are called Kauravas, led by Duryodhana and Pandu has 5 sons and they are called Pandavas, led by Yudhister. The dynasty of the kings is explained in a pictorial view ...

  Did you experience the battle? Let us understand what is a battle, to have more clarity to answer Yes or No . The battle here is not something that is fought at the line of control between the two countries. It is a journey from the seed of desire to the accomplishment of desire. Now the answer from the most will be yes because desire drives the human race and every one of us will have desires depending on the individual maturity levels. So now when you have a desire, you need to fulfill it, right? But, how? Your actions to fulfill your desire is no less than a battle, hence most of us experience this battle in our day-to-day life. Sometimes this journey to fulfill our desires would be very tiresome and makes us exhausted with all the energy. What do we do in such situations? To help us in such situations, Divine energy in the form of Lord Krishna has given us wonderful teaching when a similar situation was encountered to Arjuna in Mahabharata. ...