These special verses of the Gita show a new way of living life, also provide relief from mental stress.:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Every year, Geeta Jayanti is celebrated on the Ekadashi (eleventh day) of the bright fortnight of the month of Aghan. This year, Mokshada Ekadashi and Geeta Jayanti fall on December 1st. Simply put, Geeta Jayanti is celebrated on Mokshada Ekadashi.

It is stated in the Sanatan scriptures that during the Dwapara Yuga, on the Ekadashi (eleventh day) of the bright fortnight of the month of Aghan, Lord Krishna imparted the knowledge of the Gita to his disciple Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. This teaching transformed the thinking of the archer Arjuna. After this, Arjuna participated in the war.

The sacred text "Gita" is the foundation of life. A person can achieve success by assimilating the Gita into their lives. Reading this scripture also relieves mental stress. If you are facing a difficult situation in your life, you should definitely study the Gita. These verses from the Gita show a new way of life. Let's learn more.

Karmanyevadhikaraste ma phaleshu kadachan.

Maa Karmaphalheturbhurma te Sangostvakarmani.

In the 47th verse of the second chapter of the holy book, the Gita, Lord Krishna tells his disciple Arjuna, "O Kaunteya! You are destined to perform your duties; therefore, you must simply perform your duties. Always perform your duties without worrying about the results. You will surely receive the rewards commensurate with your efforts. For this, the individual must remain active in his life."

Krodhaadbhavati समोहाः समोहातस्मृतिविभ्रमः।

Smritibhramshadbuddhinasho buddhinashatpranashyati॥

Lord Krishna says in the 63rd verse of the third chapter of the Gita that one should avoid anger. Anger hinders one's ability to make correct decisions. Memory also weakens. Therefore, one should avoid anger in difficult situations. Anger wastes one's time and money.

यद्यादाचरती श्रेष्टस्तत्तदेवेतरो जनाः.

S yatpramanam kurute lokstadanuvartate॥

In the 23rd verse of the second chapter of the Gita, Lord Krishna tells the archer Arjuna, "O Partha! People emulate the actions of a noble person. Therefore, one should perform good deeds in every situation. This sets an example."

Shraddhavanllabhate gyanam tatrapah sanyatendriyah.

Gyanam Labdhwa Para Shantimchirenadhigachchhati.

In the Geeta Updesh, Banke Bihari Krishna Kanhaiya tells Arjuna: People who practice devotion to God, yoga, and spiritual practice attain knowledge by controlling their senses. Such people experience all kinds of happiness in life. Those who control their senses attain ultimate peace.