Gaur Gopal Das on how one simple Bhagavad Gita tip can help solve almost any life problem
Problems present two questions: one drains energy, the other restores it. Instead of asking 'why me?', shift to 'what can I do?' This perspective, rooted in the Bhagavad Gita, redirects energy from victimhood to action, fostering resilience and clarity. It emphasizes intelligent surrender and empowering responsibility, transforming helplessness into a workable approach to life's challenges.
Problems present two questions: one drains energy, the other restores it. Instead of asking 'why me?', shift to 'what can I do?' This perspective, rooted in the Bhagavad Gita, redirects energy from victimhood to action, fostering resilience and clarity. It emphasizes intelligent surrender and empowering responsibility, transforming helplessness into a workable approach to life's challenges.
