From Vrindavan to Gokul these places describe the presence of Lord Krishna. His preaches are believed by each even if they have or do not have any faith in God. Lord Krishna’s Verses are depicted in the holy book Gita but it has appeared as a learning or experience for all of us. Lord who had always clarified to enjoy life and have fun.

Instead of worrying intensely about the worst past, it is always better to gain experience and apply it in the future. Few essential facts should be kept in mind to remove unwanted troubles from life and tactfully overcome obstacles.

Quotes in Bhagavad Gita

Two of the popular verses from the mythology are followed even by the present generation. The philosophical quotes or verses have given rays of hope and strength to his followers.

“karmaṇy-evādhikāras te mā phaleṣhu kadāchana

mā karma-phala-hetur bhūr mā te saṅgo ’stvakarmaṇi”

One of the quotes is from Mahabharata which points out the mantra of survival with confidence. It describes the state of mind related to attachments to work and dedication. Dedication is the only thing that is essential for success in any kind of work or profession. But too much expectation for results may bring worries, stress, and disappointments.

Dedication to any duty should be done earnestly but you should not wait for its results. Always contribute to enjoy the present surrounded by learning skills and improve the ability to work till the end.

Often overthinking and expectations can destroy your confidence. On the contrary, it can also hamper further acts or duties in life. Concentrating on the present activity or process will always help in improving productivity. It stops the mind from diverging and keeps the mind free from worries making life enjoyable and satisfactory.

Lord Krishna’s Verses Anger Leads To Destruction

“krodhād bhavati sammohaḥ sammohāt smṛiti-vibhramaḥ

smṛiti-bhranśhād buddhi-nāśho buddhi-nāśhāt praṇaśhyati”

Did you ever feel the mess after losing your mind out of anger? It is a common emotion that often leads to destruction. An intelligent person is always believed to have a calm and peaceful nature. Whenever there is a mess it can be for two reasons, that is confusion and anger.

Out of anger, the mind stops thinking. Lord Krishna’s verses state that no one should take any decision when angry. Intelligence or the ability of thinking is affected which brings sadness and disappointment. Failures are often the end due to anger which leads to depression and one can also give up their confidence.

Verses of Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita specifically mention about Lust, anger and greed are the gateways to hell.  These three negative qualities lead to destruction which does not allow a person to learn and work honestly.

All the qualities already state that happiness is a quality that can be developed from the person’s inner self. No one can find happiness in a materialistic world or from any external objects. Happiness just remains in the person’s state of mind.

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Reviving the history of the birth of the holy book of the Hindus; the tale of Lord Krishna and the battle of Kurukshetra has played the main role. So, it is during the battle Lord Krishna had preached about the realistic and philosophical teachings to the Great Warrior Arjuna. The immortal verses and preaches are brilliantly folded in the epic of Mahabharata celebrated on “Gita Jayanti”.

It was during the 18^th day of the battle of Kurushetra when Arjuna wanted to give up as a warrior. During the battle, several innocent people had died that had shaken Arjuna who planned to drop his weapons. Lord Krishna, the incarnation of Vishnu preaches, convinces him to complete his duty as a Kshatriya instead of thinking about the deaths and the misgivings during the battle.

The active connection between the mind, body, and soul was mentioned while explaining the reality. The truth about the body that is not immortal but the soul are; Verses of the Upanishads with the philosophical believes are present. It was the day when the  Bhagwat Gita was born; Lord Krishna’s preaching to the Warrior Arjuna is still believed in modern times.

Activities on Gita Jayanti

Specifically, the preaching from “Gita” the holy or sacred book is practiced regularly knowingly or unknowingly. It is celebrated worldwide as the preaching of Lord Krishna and the believer’s chants from the Vedas, Upanishads that are present in this sacred book.

The Birthday of Bhagawat Gita is celebrated mostly in November, according to the Hindu Calendar it is on the Shukla Paksha. On this specific and auspicious day, the followers of Lord Krishna celebrate the day by different rituals and chants by priests. Bhagawad Gita is the sacred book of the Hindu religion, on Jayanti, all the 700 verses are recited by the scholars.

On the 11^th day of the Waxing moon, this day is auspiciously celebrated when the sermons are heard. ISKCON is one of the popular places where the recitals are carried out with Yagyas, arati, and other activities such as dance-dramas from the pieces of Mahabharata. This enables the followers and worshippers to understand the importance of the preaches of Krishna.

Kurukshetra is the longest battle that was fought for 18 days to win the dynasty of Hastinapura. According to Mahabharata the war between the Kauravas and Pandavas led to the greatest battle between the two families of Hastinapura. Lord Krishna did not participate in the war directly but had supported the war as the evil versus the good. So, Krishna helped and directed the Pandavas to fight the war and win the battle. The sermons that were recited by the lord while supporting and specifying to follow the right path are from the Mahabharata, though he did not directly participate in the war but was present as a charioteer.

Winning the Kurukshetra battle was possible at the fingertip for Krishna but he wanted the warriors to fight and win the battle with confidence. The importance of the Mahabharata and the recitals in Bhagavat Gita is still followed and the birthday is celebrated as Gita Jayanti.

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Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world, and from it, Buddhism and Jainism are inspired. But there is no specific founder of the religion similar to Buddhism or Jainism. The ancient holy books that mention the specific religion, Rigvedas, or the Gita the sacred and holy books mention the importance. So, it was already understood that the founders of the latter have inspired by Hinduism. India has the greatest widespread of diversified religious beliefs from Sikh, Christianity, Muslims, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

Both Buddhism as inspiring from Hinduism has different conceptions on the meaning and beliefs on the statement of “Dharma”. According to Buddhism, the Dharma states the universal law in which the followers of the religion are believed to go to the refuge. It guides the refuge to gain enlightenment. Not offering prayers to idols and gods, but to live life to the best creating a better life for his people and himself.

Dharma:

But dharma has a separate focus on religious approaches, as people have to pray to the idol made of stone or statues. Offering prayers and other necessities grow knowledge by reading religious books or chant mantras to understand the differences in Dharma and win the goal to live a strong as well as a successful life. Defeating the evils and grooming intelligence to stay away from evils are explained in the mantras and other books related to Hinduism. Dharma is mostly related to worldly approaches instead of universal law.

Hindu Gods are more than 100 in numbers and each community of different languages and beliefs worship idols or deities. Both God and Goddesses are worshipped, but Buddhism does not have any such religious beliefs to worship idols or deities. Their belief is opposite to Hinduism as according to the religion of Gautama Buddha nothing is permanent. So, they worship nature and the universe and do not believe in worshipping deities.

Karma:

Karma or destiny is mentioned in holy books of Hinduism and Buddhism but meanings for both are different. Both religions have the practice of Karma, but their way to perform and fulfill the requirement is entirely dissimilar. Karma is the work or activity that is carried out by the followers who want to find out their achievements. Enlightenment is the cause of whatever the Buddhists do to complete to understand Dhamma.

But from Hinduism religion, the meaning of Karma is highly complicated, not at all the simplicity of Karma is described in any of the Vedic and holy books. Bhagavad Gita describes the verses of Lord Krishna. The learnings from the verses which guide about the success, pride, and failures are the basic that still inspires human or worldly behaviors.

The core beliefs of religion Buddhism and Hinduism are different, but they believe in the incarnation despite disagreeing with deities by the Buddhists. Hindus have described the incarnations and changes with the depictions of idols and statues. Though both have “Karma” but following their pathways are not alike.

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