Aise Prakatate Hain Krishna (Hindi) | by Acharya Prashant | Bring Krishna in your Life

, Verses 7 To 11 From The Fourth Chapter Of The Bhagavad Gita Have Become Widely Popular, But Their True Essence Is Often Misinterpreted. The Common Belief Is That Whenever There Is A Decline Of Dharma (Righteousness) And A Rise Of Adharma (Unrighteousness), Krishna Incarnates. This Interpretation Has Led Us To Assume That The Solution To Our Problems Lies Outside Of Us, And That A Powerful Force Will Come To Save Us. By Believing This, We Have Absolved Ourselves Of The Responsibility Towards Our Own Lives. Vedanta Says: There Is No One Outside; Your Life, Your Responsibility, Your Choice. If You Seek Help, It Will Come From WithinNot From An External Source. There Is Only One Reason To Wait For Someone ExternalLack Of True Knowledge, Both Externally And Internally. Adharma Is All Around Us, But The Real Question Is: Can We See It? There Is A Lack Of SelfKnowledge Within Us, Or In Other Words, A Darkness Of Ignorance, That Prevents Us From Seeing The Adharma Right Before Us. Vedanta Speaks Of The I, And It Is Crucial To Understand The Vedantic Interpretation Of These Verses To Dispel The Darkness Of Ignorance Within Us. In This Book, Acharya Prashant Explains The True And Practical Meaning Of These Verses In The Light Of Vedanta, Which Is Something We All Need To Understand.