Gita Illustrated verse-wise
Chapter 1
How to be flexible without being sentimental: Balancing previous intention with present perception →
Chapter 2,Verse 62
Our attention determines what we grasp and what grasps us →
Chapter 3,Verse 21
How to be a leader even if we don’t have any position →
Chapter 3,Verse 36
Our inner war against temptation is far bigger than we think →
Chapter 8,Verse 73
Whether a message is short is not as important as whether it is sufficient →
Chapter 12,Verse 09
Three characteristics each of spontaneous remembrance and conscientious remembrance →
Chapter 12,Verse 15
The balance of predictability and unpredictability that makes relationships fulfilling →
Chapter 15,Verse 15
Three attributes to persist in self-improvement →
Chapter 16,Verse 01
Anxiety: is it coming from insecurity or from gravity? →
Chapter 16,Verse 02
How not to deal with a person whom we consider a necessary evil →
Chapter 17,Verse 15
How our speech can enhance our relationships? →
How to ensure that the right answer has the right effect →
Chapter 18,Verse 37
Self-improvement: The PIE we can’t have and the PIE we can have →
Chapter 18,Verse 38
Why aligning aspiration with determination is vital →
When living in the present is taken to an extreme →
Chapter 18,Verse 42
When being nice is not nice →
Chapter 18,Verse 63
How to help others use their freedom wisely →
Chapter 18,Verse 73
Bhagavad-gita as the LED light for our life →
Chapter 18,Verse 78
Two things that we should never underestimate →
Chapter 4,Verse 13
Understanding ourselves: The utility of categorization, the necessity of self-observation →
Chapter 18,Verse 35
Planning: how to be firm yet flexible →
Four ways to make the New Year’s positivity LAST →
