In the fourth chapter of this work, it is noted that the ignorant and lacking in faith waste their lives, and cannot be happy in this world or any other.
In the fourth chapter of this work, it is noted that the ignorant and lacking in faith waste their lives, and cannot be happy in this world or any other. The thirteenth chapter of it compares the body to a field and divides the mind into manas, buddhi, and ahamkara. Its last chapter differentiates between (*) Purusha and prakriti and champions sattva, or pure energy, over tamas, which signifies sloth and laziness. This work is framed by a question posited to Sanjaya, and it promotes working in one's own dharma without regard for the consequences. For 10 points, name this section of the Mahabharata in which Krishna instructs Arjuna before a battle.
In the fourth chapter of this work, it is noted that the ignorant and lacking in faith waste their lives, and cannot be happy in this world or any other.
{Bhagavad-Gita} (prompt on just {Gita})