Show Notes
Simple and straightforward answers to commonly raised objections to learning the Bhagavad Gita, a profound dialogue that will transform your life.
Some of the objections answered are - Objection 1 : The Gita is too ancient and irrelevant to modern life. Objection 2 : I don't have time to study an entire scripture. Objection 3: If I learn the Gita, I will lose my competitive edge and become passive. Objection 4: Saving Sanatana Dharma is more urgent than learning the Gita and Vedanta. Objection 5: Bhagavad Gita appears too religious and I'm not Hindu. Objection 6 : The Gita is not scientific. Objection 7: The Gita is just another self-help book on psychology or management. Objection 8 : The Gita's teachings are too idealistic and impractical. Objection 9 : The Gita is only for senior citizens
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