> The war is actually talking about the "war" every human being is fighting inside themselves. The "good" versus the "bad" or virtues versus vices. That's the whole reason why we suffer. It's all an inner journey :)
This is called the Greater Jihad in Islam.
Condition of Arjuna as he stands in the middle of the two armies and gets chided by Krishna is called "Wavering" and addressed in line four of Hexagram 1 (Ch'ien).
A place of transition has been reached, and free choice can enter in. A twofold possibility is presented to the great man: he can soar to the heights and play an important part in the world, or he can withdraw into solitude and develop himself. He can go the way of the hero or that of the holy sage who seeks seclusion. There is no general law of his being. If the individual acts consistently and is true to himself, he will find the way that is appropriate for him. This way is right for him and without blame.
One day humanity will recognize the unity of the spiritual heritage of Humanity. It will be a good day.
This is called the Greater Jihad in Islam.
Condition of Arjuna as he stands in the middle of the two armies and gets chided by Krishna is called "Wavering" and addressed in line four of Hexagram 1 (Ch'ien).
A place of transition has been reached, and free choice can enter in. A twofold possibility is presented to the great man: he can soar to the heights and play an important part in the world, or he can withdraw into solitude and develop himself. He can go the way of the hero or that of the holy sage who seeks seclusion. There is no general law of his being. If the individual acts consistently and is true to himself, he will find the way that is appropriate for him. This way is right for him and without blame.
One day humanity will recognize the unity of the spiritual heritage of Humanity. It will be a good day.