A Journey through Bhagavad Gita.
Arjuna continues: It does not behove us to kill our relations, the sons of Dhritharashtra. For how can we be happy after killing our kinsmen?
Even if these people, with minds blinded by greed, perceive no evil in destroying their own race and no sin in treason to friends, why should not we, who see clearly the sin accruing the destruction of one's family, think of turning away from this crime?
Age-long family traditions vanish with the destruction of a family, and virtue have been lost, vice takes hold of the entire race
In other sense, it is the war within the 'Sadhaka' whether I compromise with the material world to be with the temporary pleasure or to move to the ultimate pleasre. If One selects the Ultimate pleasure, then he has to give up the attachment with materialistic temporary pleasure.
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