Bhagavad Gita’s Lessons for Modern Challenges | Dharma Shakti Kalki

An Easy Guide to Understanding Spirituality & Self-Discovery Now
It’s no surprise that modern-day life can be really busy.

With all the endless notifications, stress from work, personal setbacks and a desire for more in life… it’s simple to feel a bit adrift.

Here’s the amazing thing:
The answers to these problems were explained more than 5000 years ago in the Bhagavad Gita.

This religious work is not limited to religion or thought.
Today, with life moving so quickly and becoming more complicated, the book offers guidance to anyone seeking inner peace, self-understanding or a reason for living.

We will now see how the principles of the Gita guide us through life as it is today.

What Does the Bhagavad Gita Teach, Basically?
Lord Krishna and Arjuna have a conversation in the Bhagavad Gita, just before Arjuna faces an enormous battle. Arjuna doesn’t know what to do, feels overtaken by his emotions and is caught between doing his duty and being a good man.


The spiritual development and purity which Dharma teaches use a lotus as their symbolic representation.
Kalki carries a sword to represent his Shakti force because he is depicted riding a white horse for battles against social injustice.
The transition from orange to blue in the color scheme represents both dynamic energy and peaceful tranquility which corresponds to the governance of power alongside righteousness.
The revised artwork includes tamed flames and an added serene environment with water elements and a twilight setting that creates a peaceful atmosphere despite preserving essential symbolism.