Bhavagad Gita. Dhyaanam Verse 1

This is the final context before chapter 1. This episode talks about Why Mahabharatha is considered as the fifth veda, What are the three factors that controls us, Why is it we invoke and give our respect to gods before any occasion. 

This verse talks about What Arjuna wanted from Krishna and how Krishna saw his request. 

This episode talks about how the Mahabarata battle can be compared to oneself. 

For this week's Lucidity Workshop episode, musical performer and Vedic philosophy speaker Arya Siddhanta brings us the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Hindu spiritual text in the form of a profound and startling conversation. 

Today's devotion is written by Debra Herbeck. 

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