Treat everyone with love and respect from "summary" of Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta - Gita Saar (Hindi) 2020: भाग 1 by पं. रवि शर्मा
The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita emphasize the importance of treating everyone with love and respect. The Gita teaches us that every living being is a manifestation of the divine and should be treated accordingly. By showing love and respect to others, we honor the divinity within them and cultivate a sense of unity and compassion. When we treat others with love and respect, we create a positive and harmonious environment around us. This positivity not only benefits those around us but also nourishes our own soul. By spreading love and respect, we contribute to the greater good and help build a more peaceful and loving so...
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