Krishna

says perform your obligatory Duty

because action is indeed better than in

action in krishna's philosophy Dharma is

the idea of Duty and living in the right

way in line with the laws of the

universe it's about doing what's morally

correct even when it's

difficult Arjuna one of the greatest

warriors stands on the brink of battle

overwhelmed with grief and

doubt he's not just fighting any enemy

he's facing his own family friends

people he

loves as he looks out across the

battlefield he feels utterly heartbroken

unwilling to fight unwilling to kill

those closest to

him but then Krishna steps in offering a

lifechanging

perspective he reminds Arjuna that his

Dharma as a warrior is not about his

personal

feelings it's about fighting for justice

for righteousness even in the face of

unbearable emotional pain arjuna's mind

is clouded by his emotions but Krishna

urges him to rise above those feelings

to not act from fear or attachment but

from a deeper sense of

purpose hence emot strength is not about

ignoring our feelings but about not

letting them control us it's about doing

what's right even when it's

hard Dharma as Krishna explains is

different for each of us it's tied to

our roles and responsibilities in life

for parents it means nurturing their

children teaching them values and

creating a loving stable home and this

isn't easy it requires patience

selflessness and a vision for the future

but in doing so they're not just shaping

the lives of their children they're

contributing to the future of

society for teachers their Dharma is to

educate and Inspire the Next

Generation they ignite curiosity Foster

critical thinking and help build

responsible individuals who carry the

world forward their work is foundational

to the ENT of

society and as for soldiers their Dharma

is perhaps the most intense it involves

protecting the nation standing on the

front lines often risking their lives to

safeguard others bravery loyalty

discipline these are the pillars of

their Duty they put aside personal fears

and desires for the safety and freedom

of others but whether you're a parent a

teacher a soldier or even a farmer a

judge Dharma is about one thing acting

in ways that uphold truth justice and

Harmony it's a personal compass that

guides us not just to AC in our own

interest but in the interests of the

greater good creating balance in the

world around us but here's the thing

following Dharma isn't easy life throws

us curveballs doubt emotional struggles

difficult decisions and it's in these

moments when our commitment to Dharma is

truly tested Krishna teaches us that

emotional strength is critical in

staying on this path life is full of

loss challenges and tough

choices these situations stir up

powerful emotions grief anger fear and

confusion and these emotions can Cloud

our judgment stop us from doing what's

right but krishna's message is clear

even in the midst of emotional turmoil

we must focus on our duty on what's

right while emotions are a natural part

of life they are temporary and we must

learn to rise above them and stay

committed to our duty our Dharma