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7 Bhagavad Gita lessons on love & relationships

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Krishna's wisdom to Arjuna

In Kurukshetra, Shri Krishna imparted wisdom to Arjuna, which included valuable insights into love and relationships. 

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Devotion, compassion, and love

Lord Krishna says that whatever you do, do it not out of greed, ego, lust, or envy, but out of love, compassion, humility, and devotion. Success requires complete surrender.
 

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Detachment leads to pure, divine love

Shri Krishna says that true love comes from giving without any expectation or emptiness. This means that love without attachment is pure and divine. 
 

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Love is the key to God

Lord Krishna says that God can only be attained through love and devotion. Meaning, experience love by completely surrendering yourself to a higher power.

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Infuse love, devotion, and compassion

According to the Gita, selfless action is that which is done without attachment and desire for reward. This means doing karma with love and devotion. This makes karma sattvic.  

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Be generous and giving

According to the Gita, giving or helping gives a broader perspective on life. Giving and generosity without expecting anything in return spreads love.

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Victory through love and devotion

Lord Krishna says that through love you can conquer me, and I will gladly be conquered. By spreading love and winning trust, you can attract people to your ideas.

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Purity in love

According to the Gita, human birth is blessed because it provides the experience of true knowledge and pure love. Try to live life with unconditional love and empathy.

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