The Field (which Is What Spirit Is,

I Think The Bhagavad Gita Is About Both The Forces Of Light And The Forces Of Darkness That Exist Within Our Own Self, Within Our Own Soul; That Our Deepest Nature Is One Of Ambiguity. We Have Evolutionary Forces There - Forces Of Creativity, And Love, And Compassion, And Understanding. But We Also Have Darkness Inside Us - The Diabolical Forces Of Separation, Fear And Delusion. And In Most Of Our Lives, There Is A Battle Going On Within Ourselves.

We Go Where Our Deepest Desires Take Us.

By Making Conscious Choices In Our Behavior And Where We Focus Our Attention, We Can Transform Our Experience Of Our Body, Decrease Our Biological Age, And Tap Into Our Inner Reservoirs Of Unbounded Energy, Creativity, And Love.

We Have Approximately 60,000 Thoughts In A Day. Unfortunately, 95% Of Them Are Thoughts We Had The Day Before.

Bhagavad Gita Is Very Relevant To Modern Times When You See Things Like Global Warming, Climate Chaos, Changing Weather Patterns, Natural Disasters Like Hurricane Katrina, Extreme Poverty, Economic Disparities, Social Injustice, War, And Terrorism - These Are The Projection Of A Collective Consciousness That's In Disarray.