The Purpose

Many think the Bhagavad Gita is just a book of moral advice…

…something to be wrapped in a red cloth and kept respectfully in the puja room…

…and opened only during funerals, functions, or weddings.

But Arjuna already had “morals”. His dilemma wasn’t lack of values.

He questioned: “How can I fight elders… my own teacher Dronacharya?” 

Krishna didn’t teach more rules. He taught when to rise beyond the rules for a higher purpose.

The Gita isn’t just about “being good”. It’s about living powerfully, wisely, and purposefully.

All we need is a friendly approach and a deep, practical study— not blind reverence.