Arjuna's internal conflict from "summary" of Bhagavad Gita by Stephen Mitchell
Arjuna's mind is in turmoil as he faces the daunting task of leading his army into battle. On the verge of war, he is suddenly overwhelmed by doubt and confusion. He is torn between his duty as a warrior and his moral values. Should he fight and risk causing harm to his own kin, or should he retreat and avoid bloodshed altogether?Arjuna's internal conflict reflects the universal struggle between duty and conscience, between what is expected of us and what we feel is right. This conflict is not unique to Arjuna; it is a dilemma that many of us face in our daily lives. We are often torn between our obligations and our principles, between following the rules and listening to our inner voice. Arjuna's hesitation is not born out of cowardice or weakness, but out of a deep sense of moral responsibility. He is not afraid of battle, but he is troubled by the thought of fighting against his own relatives and loved ones. His inner turmoil is a sign of his humanity, his compassion, and his sense of justice. As Arjuna struggles with his conflicting emotions, he tur...
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