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

Importance of battle in Gita

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Bhagavad Gita through the vision of Adi Shankara and Swami Dayananda Saraswati. I am doing this podcast in the hope that this podcast might give an answer to someone who is seeking, pat on someone's shoulder to tell them everything will be alright, gives company to someone who feels lonely. This version expands in such a way it starts with a sanskrit verse, it's translation, then expands into the deeper meaning. It is presented in Easy English, and more like a friendly conversation so that you can feel that you are listening to some of your friend/ straight from Guru. May Krishna be with you! 

Importance of battle in Gita

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