“BHAGVAD GITA AND LIFE MANAGEMENT”

Value Education and Ethics -1 Report

Submitted by

DHARMESH

YADAV

Registration

No

23bcon0941
Under supervision

Of

Sanjay Gupta

Assistant Professor -I

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR

DEC2024
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 Acknowledgements
Many people have supported me, in different ways, during the work with the report. I’d like to
thank my guide Mr. Sanjay Gupta sir & HOD Pankaj jain sir for their kind and active support
and valuable guidance during the work process. My family has as always offered me their
unconditional support, thank you! I have taken efforts in the Minor Project. However, it would
not have been possible without the kind support and many individuals and organizations. I would
like to extend my sincere thanks to each and every members related to JECRC University.

Dharmesh

Yadav

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 Candidate’s Declaration

I Dharmesh yadav, bearing roll number 2 3 b c o n 0 9 4 1 , hereby declare that the work which is
being presented in the Value Education and Ethics report , entitled
“Bhagvad Gita and life management” in partial fulfilment for award of Degree of “Bachelor of
Technology” in Department of Computer Science Engineering is submitted to the Department
Computer Science & Engineering, JECRC University is a record of report work carried under the
Guidance of Guide name, Department Computer Science & Engineering.

I have not submitted the matter presented in this work anywhere for the award of any other Degree.

Dharmesh Yadav

Computer Science

Enrolment No.:

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Certified that the Value Education and Ethics Report

entitled “BHAGVAD GITA AND LIFE MANAGEMENT” submitted by Dharmesh Yadav
bearing roll no.23bcon0941. In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree
of Bachelor of Technology of JECRC University, Jaipur is a record of the student’s study carried
out under my supervision and guidance.

Sanjay Gupta

(Guide) (HOD, CSE )

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 CONTENT

 Introduction
 Core teaching of
Bhagavad Gita
 Life management
Lessons
 Conclusion
 Reference

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 Introduction

The Bhagavad Gita is a 700-verse Hindu

scripture that is part of the ancient Indian epic,
the Mahabharata. It consists of a conversation
between the prince Arjuna and the god
Krishna, who serves as his charioteer. Arjuna
faces a moral and existential crisis on the
battlefield of Kurukshetra, torn between his
duty (Dharma) as a warrior and his personal
feelings. The teachings provided by Krishna are
vast, covering topics such as duty,
righteousness, ethics, the nature of the self, and
spirituality. These teachings hold profound
implications for life management
— offering practical insights on managing
life, overcoming challenges, and making
ethical decisions in both personal and
professional spheres.

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 Core Teachings of the
Bhagavad Gita
1. Dharma (Duty and Righteousness):
o Krishna emphasizes the importance of
performing one's duty (Dharma) without
attachment to the outcomes. This teaching
urges individuals to fulfil their responsibilities
in life without concern for the fruits of their
actions.
o Life management involves finding balance
between fulfilling responsibilities, maintaining
ethical standards, and making choices that
align with personal values.
2. Detachment and Selflessness (Nishkama Karma):
o One of the key principles in the Gita is the
concept of Nishkama Karma, which refers to
performing one's duties without attachment to
the results. Krishna explains that attachment to
outcomes leads to suffering and stress, whereas
performing duties selflessly brings peace and
clarity.

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 o Practically, this principle teaches individuals to
focus on the process and effort, not on achieving
specific results. This leads to a calmer, more
focused mindset that helps in managing life's
pressures.
3. Self-realization and Inner Peace (Atma Jnana):
o Krishna explains the significance of self-
realization (Atma Jnana), understanding the true
nature of the self beyond the physical body and
the ego. Recognizing that one's essence is divine
and eternal can provide
strength to navigate life’s challenges with equanimity.

o In the context of life management, this teaching

emphasizes emotional intelligence, self-
awareness, and mindfulness, which are crucial
for personal growth, managing stress, and
making sound decisions.
4. The Importance of Balance (Yoga):
o The Bhagavad Gita teaches different forms of
Yoga, such as Karma Yoga (selfless action),
Bhakti Yoga (devotion), and Jnana Yoga
(knowledge). The central idea is that

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integrating various types of yoga into one's life can lead to a balanced and harmonious existence.

o Yoga in this context is not just a physical

discipline but a way of life that cultivates
mental clarity, emotional resilience, and inner
peace. By practicing yoga, individuals can
enhance their capacity for life management,
reduce stress, and increase productivity.
5. Decision Making and Clarity (Sankalpa):
o Arjuna's initial confusion and doubt reflect the
challenges people face in decision- making.
Krishna guides him to overcome his confusion
by invoking the wisdom of the inner self and
aligning his actions with dharma.
o In life management, this teaches us to approach
decisions with clarity, wisdom, and a clear
understanding of personal and ethical values.
Self-reflection and contemplation play key roles
in overcoming doubts and uncertainties.

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 6. The Nature of Reality (Maya):
o The Gita also talks about the illusory nature of
the material world, referred to as Maya. It
explains how attachments to worldly
possessions, desires, and expectations create
illusions that cloud judgment and lead to
confusion.
o From a life management perspective, this
teaching encourages individuals to detach from
superficial desires and focus on long- term
fulfilment and spiritual growth. It helps people in
prioritizing what truly matters, leading to a more
contented life.
7. Emotional Control and Equanimity:
o One of the most valuable teachings of the Gita
is the concept of equanimity — maintaining
emotional balance in the face of both success
and failure. Krishna advises Arjuna to remain
unaffected by external circumstances, be it
victory or defeat.
o In life management, emotional control helps individuals
to deal with stress, failure, criticism, and other challenges
with calm

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Life Management Lessons from
Bhagavad Gita
1. Resilience and Overcoming Adversity:

o The Gita teaches that life will always

present challenges, but through wisdom,
determination, and dedication, one can
overcome obstacles. Resilience is key to
managing life, as it allows individuals
to navigate difficult times with courage
and perseverance.
2. Clarity of Purpose:

o Krishna advises Arjuna to act with a

sense of duty, without distractions or
doubts. Understanding one’s purpose in
life — be it professional, personal, or
spiritual — helps manage life more
effectively and

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 provides a sense of fulfilment.
3. Stress Management:

o The Gita offers tools for managing

stress, especially through meditation,
selfless action, and maintaining a
spiritual outlook on life. Practices like
focusing on the present moment,
reducing attachment to outcomes, and
developing mental discipline can
significantly reduce anxiety and stress.
4. Conflict Resolution:

o The conversation between Arjuna and

Krishna is essentially a dialogue on
conflict resolution. Arjuna's internal
conflict is resolved through reason and
spiritual guidance. The Gita provides
insights into managing external and
internal conflicts by focusing on
understanding,

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 compassion, and alignment with
higher values.
5. Time Management and Prioritization:

o Krishna encourages Arjuna to prioritize

his duty over personal desires. This
lesson can be applied to time
management, helping individuals
prioritize important tasks, minimize
distractions, and focus on what truly
matters.
6. The Role of Faith and Devotion:

o Faith in a higher purpose, whether it is

God, a cause, or one’s own potential, is
essential in life management. Krishna's
teachings inspire individuals to trust the
process and have faith in their own
abilities and the universe's supportive
forces.

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 Conclusion

The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita offer a timeless

guide to managing various aspects of life, including
emotional, social, spiritual, and professional
challenges. Its core principles — such as
performing duty selflessly, maintaining emotional
balance, understanding the nature of the self, and
practicing resilience — provide a roadmap for
leading a meaningful and fulfilled life. The Gita's
wisdom not only illuminates paths to personal
development and spiritual growth but also equips
individuals with the tools needed for effective life
management in the modern world.
By integrating these teachings into daily life,
individuals can navigate their personal and
professional journeys with greater clarity, purpose,
and inner peace.

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 References

 https://ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2305028.pdf
 https://imibh.edu.in/work_bhagavad_gita
_and_management

 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/reade
rsblog/theintersection/management- lessons-
from-the-bhagavad-gita-ancient- wisdom-for-
modern-leaders-54990/
 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/reade
rsblog/speaking-mind/bhagvat-gita-the- key-
source-of-modern-management- 46686/

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