Bhagavad - Gita : Chapter 6: Drishayana Project : Visions of the Mahabharata

Drishyayan Project : Visions of the Mahabharata Book 74 · Archit Saxena
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Krishna teaches Arjuna that true renunciation does not mean abandoning action, but performing one's duty without attachment to rewards. A person must master his own mind, for the mind can become either a friend or an enemy. He describes the qualities of a true yogi: one who remains calm amid pleasure and pain, honor and dishonor, and who sees all beings with equal vision. Krishna then explains the practice of meditation—living simply, sitting in solitude, controlling the senses, and steadily fixing the mind on the Divine...Read comic to know more...

The Story Krishna teaches Arjuna that true renunciation does not mean abandoning action, but performing one's duty without attachment to rewards. A person must master his own mind, for the mind can become either a friend or an enemy. He describes the qualities of a true yogi: one who remains calm...

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