1. Do Your Duty Without Worrying About Results
Krishna teaches us to focus on our work and not get stuck thinking about success or failure. When we give our best, the results will follow.
2. Stay Balanced in Good and Bad Times
Life will always have both joy and sorrow. The Gita says we should stay calm and steady in both situations, instead of getting carried away.
3. Control Your Mind Before It Controls You
Our mind can be our greatest strength or our biggest weakness. If we learn to guide it with discipline and awareness, life becomes more peaceful.
4. Don’t Run Away from Life, Face It
Krishna never told Arjuna to escape the battlefield. He told him to face his duty with courage. The same applies to us—we must face our challenges instead of avoiding them.
5. Act Selflessly
True strength comes from helping others without expecting anything in return. Selfless action creates peace and brings us closer to others.
6. Be Brave in Difficult Times
Fear is natural, but courage means standing firm and doing the right thing even when it is hard. Just like Arjuna found courage through Krishna’s guidance, we too can face our struggles with strength.
7. Accept Change as a Part of Life
Everything changes—happiness, pain, success, and failure. The Gita reminds us not to hold on too tightly, but to accept change with grace.
8. Know Who You Truly Are
The Gita says the soul is eternal and beyond the body. When we understand this truth, we find peace and stop fearing loss or death.
9. Limit Desires, Find Contentment
Endless desires only make us restless. Real happiness comes when we learn to be satisfied with what we have, instead of always running after more.
10. Trust the Higher Plan
At last, Arjuna surrendered to Krishna and found clarity. In the same way, we should do our best and trust that life has a bigger plan for us.
