Arjuna was a friend and life-long student of Krishna. His voice stands for the questions we mortals have when tested and confused. And also the magical discernment once Krishna unveiled the knowledge unto him. Their conversation, amidst the battlefield, is among the most potent narratives ever penned down - Bhagvad Gita - gods’ song!

At the end of this conversation, Arjuna said

> Nashto Moha , Smritir Labdha !

> [I am] devoid of illusions, [I am] found by wisdom !

It is not uncommon that we get temporary relief from cyclic illusions (Moha). Such events - normally a deep loss - often lead to depression. They leave the disillusioned in a vacuum. Gita on the other hand, spotlights truth through wisdom embedded in our intelligence (Smriti). Instead of exit (sanyasa), it welcomes the precious gift we all are endowed with - human experience. In doing that, it provisions lasting peace and worldly success - a win-win.

**Gita is for everyone - it is not religion, race, profession or place specific.**