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Control of the mind from "summary" of Bhagavad-gītā as it is by
The mind is the most powerful and influential force within us. It can either be our greatest ally or our worst enemy. The Bhagavad-gītā teaches us that controlling the mind is essential in order to live a life of peace and harmony. Without control of the mind, we are at the mercy of our desires and emotions, constantly being tossed around by the waves of our thoughts. When we are able to control our mind, we are able to direct our thoughts and actions towards our goals and aspirations. We become the masters of our own destiny, no longer slaves to our impulses and whims. This level of self-mastery is crucial for achieving success and fulfillment in life. Controlling the mind is not an easy task. It requires discipline...
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