The concept of self-determination of Shrimadbhagwadgita

Abstract

There is often a question in front of the people suffering from these three griefs of spiritual, epiophilic and athdi, that if all the visible objects of the earth are mortal, there is perpetuity, whether human beings are thus altogether, whether their visible body form is destroyed Nothing survives when you are done? In response to this, Lord Krishna has taught Arjuna that even after the body is destroyed, it is not destroyed; it is a non-destructive non-destructive or evergreen principle of man's own real form. That is the soul. The conclusion is that man lives after death, not from body, from nature. The soul is the only reader of the word form. This form of man, that is, his soul is constant and indestructible. In the Gita, Lord Krishna has taught Arjuna a subject of self-realization.