The first word of Srimad Bhagvad Gita is Dharma and the last word is Mama (me). I am the dharma. My dharma is based on my actions and my karma. What is dharma? Dharma is the knowledge of what karma I should do and what is right for me. What I can do is my dharma and actually doing it is my karma.

There is a constant battle going on inside every human being. Arjuna is on a battlefield in Bhagvad Gita. He is in a dilemma of what to do, whether to fight or not to fight. On one side there are Kauravas and on the other, the Pandavas. On one side there are those who support Kauravas and on the other side those who support the Pandavas. There is a dharmakshetra and a kurukshetra. Dharmakshetra is the knowledge of what is right to do but just having the knowledge is not enough. There is a kurukshetra meaning karma, which is actually applying that knowledge through your actions by doing that karma. And, that is your dharma.

Arjuna's dilemma is whether or not to kill the ones who are facing him on the battlefield. He says to Sri Krishna that he will not fight and starts crying.

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