Krishna - The Lord, anyone who has read the Mahabharata, an ancient Indian epic, knows about Lord Krishna. He is the eighth incarnation of Vishnu and one of the most widely admired deities in Hinduism. Krishna, more than a Hindu god, is the true spiritual master that this universe has ever seen. He improved the spiritual and gradual fate of mankind. He educated the world about Bhakti and Dharma, as well as the ultimate reality. Shri Krishna has been a role model for people in every respect in the past, today in the modern world, and will certainly remain so in the ages to come.
The most popular book in India - the Bhagavad Gita, often referred to simply as the Gita, is a 700-verse Hindu scripture in Sanskrit. It is a part of the Hindu epic Mahabharata, where during the righteous battle between the Pandavas and the Kauravas in the battle of Kurukshetra, Lord Krishna enlightens Arjuna with his wisdom. It teaches many life lessons which can be easily applied in our daily life.
Let's take a look at 5 life-changing lessons or teachings from God Himself.
1. Greatest Weakness of Man
what is man's greatest weakness?
Is Love or ego the biggest weakness of man? No. man's greatest weakness is his secrets. No matter how powerful you are, however strong you are, your secret is the key to your destruction
Therefore, if you want to be strong, stay strong, and be dedicated, then do not tell your secret to anyone, neither friend nor enemy, because it is not possible to say who becomes an enemy when the time comes. Vibhishana had the knowledge of Ravana's nectar pool, so Lord Shri Ram could be successful in killing Ravana, so it is appropriate that you keep your secret to yourself.
2. Do Not Copy Others
What a man does not do to be successful in the test of life? He works hard, runs, and even after doing all this, when his work is not done, then he copies. Isn't it? Come back to your childhood, remember your childhood memories. Do you remember what used to happen in school when you went to take the exam, even if you do not copy, someone used to copy to get success and also passed
But life's test is not like this. The copyist is not successful because everyone's question paper in school is the same, but life's question paper and their difficulty are different for all of you. So of course their answers will be different.
Therefore, if you want success in life, then find the answer to your own questions and success will be yours.
3. Don't Accept Defeat
Man's life swings between defeat and victory, success and failure. It must have happened to you too that when you are successful, you overcome any challenges, then the mind starts swinging happily in the garden of joy and when you fail then the mind starts drowning in the ocean of sorrow and pain.
But what exactly are success and failure?
Think carefully that it is only our mood. We are not defeated when our enemy wins. We are defeated when we accept defeat. We do not fail when we cannot achieve our goals. We fail when we stop trying.
So keep trying and don't give up because the day you stop accepting defeat victory will be at your feet.
4. Always do good deeds for others
Everyone must have seen the banyan tree that you know that the size of the seed of a banyan tree is smaller than that of mustard, but the banyan tree is known among the giant trees of the world. When it is born, it does not have hair, it does not wither, but as it expands, as it bears more branches, it produces more leaves, so its branches reach the root by becoming hairs and supports this tree. This is a very important post in life that without greed, do good work and help other people, gradually those whom you have helped will become your helpers, they will make your roots more strong, will increase life and size, life support and selfless deeds will not let you die even after death, will keep you immortal
5. Speak Less Hear More
Our body is a great invention of nature, no one else in the world is more complex than our body, if it is known properly, then no one can give more simple knowledge than this.
There are five senses in our body, which give us a sense of qualities and objects, we have eyes to see, nose to breathe, skin to touch, ears to hear and tongue to taste different dishes.
Seeing with eyes, hearing with ears, breathing through nostrils, touching with skin, and tasting with tongue. But have you ever thought that nature has given us two eyes, two hands, two ears, this whole body to touch?
But given only one tongue. Why so? Because nature wants us to see more, hear more and acquire more knowledge, speak less because speaking too much invites destruction, remember
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