Bhagavad Gita Critique

Well I would first like to crop up off by saying that after I let go of my personal beliefs for a moment, and actu ally let myself be open to the ideas of the Bhagavad-Gita I rather enjoyed it and I feel like I actually hind end see how the ways of life (for loss of a better term) that be expressed in this make a lot of sense. I asshole actually sit and presuppose about what kind of people right away would possibly be categorized as Tamasic, Rajasic and Sattvic. I also feces see some very similar concepts in the book that detect modern Christian beliefs and values which made it a lot more than interesting.For example from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed I thank God and Jesus for the blessings and appointed moments in my life. I pray throughout the day when things atomic number 18 dependable or bad. I also extrapolate to buy the farm a cheeseparing Christian life as well as just unrivaledrous to be a life-threatening person. I guess my ideas of a good p erson stem from my influences and morals, as well as my new raise belief in God and Jesus. I try to worship, pray and throw thanks everyday. I try to read my bible as ofttimes as I can, seeing Im so work all the time it has been hard to even find the time to weft it up, but I do try to think before I act, speak and think.I think what would Jesus and God and all my neck ones think of the thing I am about to do or what would Jesus say if I completed that non nice opinion about that person. Seeing how I believe every one of us is a child of Gods and that God knows everything we do, say, think and so on I try to keep my life to a pure as I can standard. I think about all that I project been facen and the least I can do is try my best to be my best for Jesus, God and all that I am connected to in this lifetime. This brings me to my topic, spiritual beliefs. There argon so legion(predicate) different types of morality. Catholicism, Hinduism, Christianity, etc.They all have var ious ways of creation when it comes to beingness a member of the church or religion. No dickens parties be alike that is why no two peoples beliefs are the homogeneous completely. Yet when you read the Bhagavad-Gita it puts it so simple. Do your life this way you are meritable of finally passing on into the next life for eternity. Do your life that way you come back and suffer a go around of neer ending fits. Try but not quit at that place you come back to life but in a high level of caste so you can start off make full to where you left off. It is all pretty simple. In the book it is basically Arjuna intercommunicate guidance from Krishna.At first it is whether he should fight or not fight, then it turns into a how do I live my life for you in your way topic. Krishna basically starts out very slow in explaining that all life is connected and is stemmed from his existence. That life is here in the ashes form but continues into the spirit world with him, and that life is a neer ending circle until you reach the highest point of understanding and are worthy of being with him in the spirit world forever. That when you realize that life never truly ends, that it is just the body that dies you cannot feel sad for such things as fighting wars and killing men.Then he explains such things as the vastness of ceremony and living a pure life, then about the Brahmas and literally tells him the secrets of life. Krishna reveals his true(a) great form to Arjuna and covers all the possible topics you could think of when it comes to being Hindu. The story is so filling that you literally wonder how it could possibly have an end to it. The main point I got from the book was that it is important to live your life according to first what you think is right and then reciprocal ohm to what you believe Krishna and the other Gods (which are Krishna and they are him) say is the way to live.In the book it speaks of how to perform ceremonies and the importance of not just performing them but to perform them with heart. You are to serve good foods and give great offerings to your God. You yourself are to eat good foods and take care of your body for the Gods as well. You are to drink and perform the ceremonies the way the scriptures say and to keep your heart and soul on God (Krishna). Then it sort of ends weird It says that you are to live your life well and good and pure but that you have to take the path you think is the right one.And that when you think you have reached that level of true knowledge you are to try to share that with others. So I guess what I got out of it is just that live your life to the best you think you can. Dont be a selfish, greedy, rude, etc. person. Dont have false beliefs even if that means you have none. And to try to give your heart over to the beliefs you do have. If they were the right ones then you win the ultimate prize, eternity with Krishna. If it was the wrong one you just have to keep onerous until you g et it right.I read this book and I pretty much decided that it is great to help guide you no matter what religion you believe in. Just the base principles and sort of guide it lays out for the individual, so you can clearly see the different ways and the different options is so clear and simple it cant not make sense. And I love the fact that the idea is that everything comes from one God initially even if there are other gods now everything is God and he is everything, even if you are not in god, he is in you. I am so happy I had the opportunity to be exposed to such a great experience. It will stay with me forever.