Thursday, 9 February 2017

Gita and Balanced Personality



According to Gita, a balanced person is who has found his equilibrium between the pairs of opposites,like pleasure and pain, riches and poverty, hope and despair, optimism and pessimism. Krishna quotes this to Arjuna. When we look at Pandavas, when they completed their period of exile for twelve long years in the forest devoid of all the luxuries and royal comforts and when the balance sheet was struck the assets outweighed the liabilities. They were graduated at the great forest university of fortitude and forbearance, adversity and agony, trails and tribulations. They enjoyed the company of saints. They emerged stronger from the probation of discipline and deligence. This conveys a message that their misfortune was metamorphosed into memorable opportunity- a privilege of intimate association with intellectual giants and spiritual stalwarts. Ultimately this shows that any crisis can be converted for a beneficial/benevolent opportunity. Krishna indirectly conveys this to Arjuna.
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Regards 
S.Govindan

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