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Bhagavad Gita

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Just before the two armies clash together he stops his charioteer, Lord Krishna (one of the ten reincarnations of the god Vishnu), and asks for advice. Krishna begins to council him by telling Arjuna that the best thing that he could do is to do his duty and not to question God’s will. Krishna says, “Never have I ever existed, nor you, nor these kings: and never in the future shall we cease to exist” (The Bhagavad Gita, pg...
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Krishna begins to council him by telling Arjuna that the best thing that he could do is to do his duty and not to question God’s will. Krishna says, “Never have I ever existed, nor you, nor these kings: and never in the future shall we cease to exist” (The Bhagavad Gita, pg. 31). Because life has already been then man cannot kill man or be killed when there is no end to the self...
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