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You have misunderstood Gita
13 Jul 2026 · 0:56
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“Focus on work, not results” We’ve all heard this famous Gita verse. But what if we’ve been getting it WRONG for centuries? 🤯 I asked Rishi—a banking leader who literally LEARNED SANSKRIT to read the Bhagavad Gita himself—about this verse. His answer? Mind-blowing. Turns out, when you read Verse 2.47 IN SEQUENCE with the surrounding verses (not in isolation like most people do), the meaning changes completely.It’s not about ignoring results. It’s about WHERE you focus your energy: ❌ Personal gratification and ego ✅ The perpetuity and purpose of the organization When you shift from “me” to “we,” results aren’t just possible—they’re GUARANTEED. But we’ve been reading isolated verses out of context for generations. Cherry-picking wisdom without understanding the full conversation between Krishna and Arjuna. This is what happens when you go to the source instead of accepting translations at face value.💬 Question: Have you ever questioned the “common” interpretation of ancient texts? 🎧 🎧 Full episode with Rishi Harial on the India Authors Show—link in bio. This conversation will change how you see the Gita forever. #BhagavadGita #GitaWisdom #RishiHarial #IndiaAuthorsShow #Sanskrit AncientWisdom Misinterpretation SpiritualWisdom HinduPhilosophy Mahabharata KrishnaArjuna Verse247





