In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna lays out a plan for Arjuna which begins with the instruction to “find his dharma”, or true purpose. Later on he goes on to counsel that you are better off failing at your own dharma than succeeding at someone else’s. I’ve been fascinated by the concepts of karma and dharma since childhood. Back then these ideas were foreign, mysterious and somewhat ridiculed in the …
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In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna lays out a plan for Arjuna which begins with the instruction to “find his dharma”, or true purpose. On the way to his dharma, Arjuni , a highly skilled warrior, found himself on a battlefield , prepared for battle. Facing him was an army of opponents including family, friends, loved ones, and others that he cared for. And, of course, the enemy. Finding our…
