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Peace first, force last

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By Priya Arora Verified
| MSN India Verified
We live in troubled times. The world is on the edge. Yet, the tension between war and peace is not new. The Bhagavad Gita—arguably one of the most profound spiritual texts ever composed—was delivered on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, in the midst of an impending war—the bloodiest in ancient times. And yet, its teachings are not about military strategy, but about clarity on what constitutes dharma—righteous action.
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Peace first, force last

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By Priya Arora Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
By Priya Arora We live in troubled times. The world is on the edge. Yet, the tension between war and peace is not new. The Bhagavad Gita-arguably one of the most profound spiritual texts ever composed-was delivered on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, in the midst of an impending war-the bloodiest in ancient times. And yet, its teachings are not about military strategy, but about clarity on what constitutes dharma-righteous action.
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Focused on greatness

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By Priya Arora Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
When Arjuna says, 'O Krishna, the mind is restless, turbulent, strong, and obstinate; more difficult to control than the wind' (6.34), he speaks for all of us. The unfocused mind is easily seduced, jumping erratically from one thing to another, unable to hold a thought for more than a moment. Never has this impediment been more apparent than today, when mental distraction is the bane of our modern digital world.
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