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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2013 · 1H 28M

Episode 3: Chapter 1 - Part 3

from Bhagavadgita Discourse · host Swami Nikhilananda

Chapter 1 - Cause of Grief: A panoramic view of the battlefield - Arjuna's confusion, intense sorrow, loss of discrimination, false vairagya and justification for not fighting the war are depicted.

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Chapter 1 - Cause of Grief: A panoramic view of the battlefield - Arjuna's confusion, intense sorrow, loss of discrimination, false vairagya and justification for not fighting the war are depicted.

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Chapter 1 - Cause of Grief: A panoramic view of the battlefield - Arjuna's confusion, intense sorrow, loss of discrimination, false vairagya and justification for not fighting the war are depicted.

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