Chapter 1
Arjunavishaadyoga

Arjuna, who is the great hero of the Mahabharat war, became afraid of the dilemmas of the battlefield and was disappointed with [his] life and the Kshatriya (warrior) religion. Similarly, like Arjuna, we all are entangled in the problems of life to a greater or a lesser extent, because this life at the end of the Iron Age is also a battlefield. This is why today, a common man becomes confused when he finds himself entangled in the problems of his life. It means, he becomes foolish just with respect to what he should do [and] what he shouldn’t. And instead of fighting with the problems of life, he starts running away from them. But running away from the problems isn’t the solution to [those] problems.