Words of wisdom

Law of karma: Subuhi Joshi

Each and every teaching of Lord Krishna holds true even today. What I like the most is karmanya vadhi karaste ma faleshu kadaa chana, which means that we have the right to perform our prescribed duty but we are not entitled to the fruits of actions. 

Following the Gita

Amit Sarin

I don’t practice idol worship but I have been following satsangs and the teaching of the Gita. The teachings of Lord Krishna centre around the meaning and explanation of each aspect of a person’s life through the discourse on work ethics, devotion, education, service and charity. The Gita teaches us the goal of life’s journey and also of various stages of the journey. 

Work with honesty: Shridhar Watsar

Lord Krishna is a very mischievous and unique personality. I like that mischievous smile on his face. He knows how to sort out things. He is not a god but a humanitarian. He is like a friend and a well-wisher. One thing I learned is to do your work with honesty.

Love for all: Aastha Chaudhary 

Since the time I started following Lord Krishna, one change I have seen is that I have become calm, and I don’t get angry easily. My way of looking at things has become positive. To treat everyone with love is one philosophy I have imbibed in my life from the teachings of Krishna. 

Humanity is religion: Ansh Bagri

I follow Lord Krishna and used to go to Mathura to do parikrama. Humanity is the biggest religion. This is what I have learnt from Krishna. He followed the human dharma of standing up for what is right. He always said there is nothing bigger than work. 

Work ethics : Rajesh Kumar

For me, karm kiye ja, phal ki chinta na kar is an all-time favourite and yet relevant. The only thing in your hand is the process and not the fruit or the result. Lord Krishna was ahead of his times. He is alive in the Gita and his teachings are forever relevant.