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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 40: The loss of family traditions.
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2026/7/9
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| Gita Chapter 1, Verse 37: How can one be happy by killing their own relatives?
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2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 35: "Even for ruling over all three worlds, I do not desire to kill."
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2026/7/9
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 32: "Not seeking victory, nor kingdom, nor pleasure."
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2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 28 (second half) - Verse 29: Arjuna's agitation manifested in his body.
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2026/7/9
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 9: Many heroes who are ready to sacrifice their lives.
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2026/7/9
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| The destination of the jiva after death.
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2026/7/5
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| Gods with attributes, gods without attributes, and the fruit of worship.
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2026/7/5
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| Bhakti in the Gita.
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2026/7/5
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| The book by Gita is not only for ascetics.
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2026/7/5
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| Which path is open to whom?
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2026/7/5
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| Can Karma Yoga and Samkhya Yoga be practiced simultaneously?
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2026/7/5
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| The Seventh Abandonment: Detachment from Self-Identification with Body and Action.
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2026/7/5
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| Let go of laziness towards obligations and possessiveness.
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2026/7/5
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| What is abandonment? It is detaching from actions that arise from desires.
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2026/7/5
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