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This book is written in poetry and music through insoluble verses, interconnected with each other. Literature is saturated in the element of love. The part
religious is the breath of life of every human being, also this book focuses on the"Mahabbarata" is a narrative that Seeks to give advice on legal and moral behavior and is extremely valuable for framing in its history the Indian traditions and customs.

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SHORT SUMMARY -                 INDIAN LITERATURE

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SHORT SUMMARY -                 INDIAN LITERATURE

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The King DHRITARASHTRA speaks SANJAYA to tell to him what happened when his family the Kauravas gathered to fight the Pandavas for control of Hastinapura. His family have assumend control but they aren't the rightful their to the kingdom, and Dhritarashtra is trying to preserve it for his son DURYODHANA. Sanjaya tolds that Arjona, who has come as leader of the Pandavas to take back his kingdom, with Sri KRISHNA

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Arjuna does not understand why he has to shed his family's blood for a kingdom that he does not even want. Then, Krishna  begins the  process of explaining why it is Arjuna's dharmic duty to fight and how he must fight in order to restore his karma.

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Krishna says three concepts for achieving this dissolution of the soul -- renunciation, selfless service, and meditation. All three are elements for achieving 'yoga,' Krishna says that the truly divine human  finds peace in completing action in the highest service to God. As a result, a person must avoid the respective traps of the three gunas: rajas (anger, ego), tamas (ignorance, darkness), and saatva (harmony, purity).
He who truly finds union with God will find him even at the moment of death.

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Krishna explains to Arjona, that there is no true death of the soul -- without simple detachment of the body at the end of the cycle  which  aim of  is to allow a person to work off their karma, accumulated in the  lifetimes of action. When a person completes action selflessly, in service to God, they can lead to a dissolution of the soul.

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A place in hell is reserved for men who undermine family duties.

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Krishna telling Arjuna he must choose the path of good or evil, as it his his duty to fight the Kauravas for his kingdom. Arjuna understands and, with that, proceeds into battle.

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ANALOGIES “I see all people rushing full speed into your mouths, as moths dash to destruction in a blazing fire.”

METAPHORS The comparison of the world with a stage is implicit, as is the comparison of the body with a city in the Gita (05.13) in its reference to the soul residing in the city of nine gates.

SIMILES Controlling the mind is as difficult as controlling a stormy wind.