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Principles of Jnana Yoga and Karma Yoga | Bhagavad Gita | Chapter 2 | Arti Nagarajan

Is karma yoga skillful action alone? How do we understand the idea of equanimity? In this episode, Arti Nagarajan ji, in conversation with Kavita Krishna Ji takes on several such key concepts as we dive into Chapter 2 of the Śrīmadbhagavadgītā. Topics: 00:00 - Introduction 1:05 - What is Arjuna’s dilemma 5:01 - How does Bhagavan convince Arjuna 8:35 - No reason to grieve 9:55 - Sri Krishna defines Kshatriya dharma 12:27 - What exactly is Karma Yoga 13:13 - Relationship between Jnana and Karma Yoga 16:22 - Karma Yoga - Yoga of Attitude 21:23 - Two Definitions of Karma Yoga 21:34 - Samatvam - Equanimous Acceptance 24:07 - Karma aligned with Dharma 30:22 - Understanding the ‘Atman’ 35:21 - Relativity and Absolute Reality 39:35 - What is Dharma 46:27 - what is Visesha Dharma 50:47 - Dharma as Purushartha 53:00 - Why 18 chapters in Bhagavad Gita 57:23 - Begin studying the Gita 1:00:55 - Chanting of Key Shlokas 1:07:02 - summary of concepts Subscribe to Bṛhat for exclusive content: https://www.brhat.in/members Each month Bṛhat will release new content exclusively for our subscribed members. As we launch this program, this includes a visual cultural story at Scrolls of Āryavarta, a new special addition to Bṛhat Open Library, and a featured essay monthly. In addition, the membership gives access to the session videos of some of our most popular online courses. In time, we look to add more content, early access videos, and other subscription benefits. Our Social Media Handles: Youtube:    / @brhat   Facebook:   / brhat.in   Instagram:   / brhat_in   X: https://x.com/brhat_in Linkedin:   / brhat   About Bṛhat: Bṛhat is a culture engine to power creatives, research and design rooted in the Indian civilizational consciousness.We convert individual, institutional and collective intent into manifestation, through three core actions: 1. Create visual and literary stories design thinking and methods research output on education and ecology culture-rooted thought models 2. Curate heritage experience journeys, culture-fit in mass media, NEP-relevant IKS curriculum and culture rooting in product and design 3. Consult for NEP-IKS implementation, policy thinking on education and ecology organizational structure and leadership frameworks