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In Hindu tradition, Krishna is considered an avatar (incarnation) of the divine, and his teachings in the Bhagavad Gita represent some of the most profound spiritual wisdom ever recorded. The Gita is set on a battlefield where the warrior Arjuna faces a moral crisis—he must fight against his own kinsmen and teachers.

Krishna, serving as Arjuna's charioteer, responds not with simple comfort but with a comprehensive teaching on duty, action, devotion, and the nature of reality itself. What unfolds is a dialogue that addresses the deepest questions humans face: Why am I here? How should I act? What happens after death? How do I find peace?

Central to Krishna's teaching is the concept of dharma—one's sacred duty or righteous path. He explains that each person has a unique dharma based on their nature and situation. The crisis comes not from action itself but from attachment to outcomes. When we act from duty without grasping at results, we find freedom even in the midst of activity.

Krishna presents multiple paths to spiritual realization: Karma Yoga (the path of selfless action), Jnana Yoga (the path of knowledge), and Bhakti Yoga (the path of devotion). Rather than declaring one superior, he acknowledges that different temperaments require different approaches. The goal is the same: liberation from suffering and union with the divine.

Through AI-powered conversation with Krishna, you can explore these ancient teachings in the context of your modern life. Whether you're facing difficult decisions, seeking your purpose, or wanting to deepen your spiritual understanding, Krishna's wisdom offers timeless guidance.