BHAGWAD GITA  IN ONE SENTENCE OF EACH ADHYAYA Chapterwise


18  Lessons we can Learn  from the Bhagawad Geeta:

Chapter 1 : Wrong thinking is the only problem in life

Chapter 2 : Right knowledge is the ultimate solution to all our problems

Chapter 3 : Selflessness is the only way to progress and prosperity

Chapter 4 : Every act can be an act of prayer

Chapter 5 : Renounce the ego of individuality and Rejoice in the Bliss of Infinity

Chapter 6 : Connect to the Higher ConsciousNess Daily

Chapter 7 : Live what you learn

Chapter 8 : Never give up on yourself

Chapter 9 : Value your blessings

Chapter 10 : See divinity all around

Chapter 11 : Have enough surrender to see the Truth as it is

Chapter 12 : Absorb your mind in the Higher

Chapter 13 : Detach from Maya and Attach to Divine

Chapter 14 : Live a lifestyle that matches your vision

Chapter 15 : Give priority to Divinity

Chapter 16 : Being good is a reward in itself

Chapter 17 : Choosing the right over the pleasant is a sign of power

Chapter 18 : Let Go, Lets move to Union with God

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