Bhagavad Gita on Krishnas Teachings

5. Bhagavad Gita The story in the Bhagavad Gita with Arjuna and Krishna has some an(prenominal) educational activitys of Krishna about renunciation, unselfish services, and surmisal. Its besides important why Arjuna doesnt take to wage war. There are some(prenominal) things that Krishna tells Arjuna. All of this will be brought up throughout the essay. In the story Arjuna does non want to wage war. His sudden re sue is reas cardinald by his internal feelings for this war. Arjuna doesnt understand why he should mystify his family risk their lives in the war. Arjuna also does not agree with this war because he au thustically does not like the kingdom that rules him anyways.Arjuna does not want to drop by the wayside his worldly possessions for field pansy in the action. At this point in time Arjuna doesnt understand the selfless service in this action of war. Krishna appears in a bright light to Arjuna when Arjuna asked to live him. Krishna came to Arjuna to help him unde rstand why he was being asked to wage war for the kingdom. Krishna tells Arjuna many things when they are together discussing the war. Krishna begins by apprisal Arjuna about the life and conclusion unit of ammunition of a Hindus. The life and death hertz in Hinduism is based on the persons Karma.Their Karma is what decides the spiritual rebirth process and/or being of their attached body. In Hinduism the reason of the life and death cycles/second is to work on their Karma. Krishna and then pardons that truly divine humans consider sleep in overhaul the gods. Therefore, Arjuna inescapably to be at pacification with what Krishna and the other(a) gods are asking of him in this war. This was to explain to Arjuna that he needs to find peace in his actions but not to renounce his worldly possessions for it. Arjuna again is struggling with allowing his family combat in this war where they could lose their lives.Krishna then wants Arjuna to do this selfless service for him. selfless service is a way of serving the gods and a nigh(a) practice of Karma. hypothesis is a way of arriving at selflessness. meditation helps break the rebirth and death cycle, because meditation is used to focus on achieving the divine. Krishna was able to convince Arjuna that this war was a neat thing. Arjuna, after spending the time with Krishna, felt up reassured that his worries were for no reason and this action would help in eternity. Krishna explains his reasoning to Arjuna.Arjuna than unsounded his task and the teachings of Krishna. Renunciation to find peace in the action of war was one teaching of Krishna. Committing this selfless service for the gods was good for Arjunas karma was the second lesson that was taught during their meeting. The last teaching of Krishna to Arjuna was about the importance of meditation. All of Krishnas teachings to Arjuna revolved around creating a best(p) Karma and therefore, ending the rebirth, life, and death cycle. Ending that cycle is over all goal of the Hindus religion.