Have you ever been asked ‘to think about life?’ I mean, to truly ‘think’ about what life really is. When one thinks about life one may come up with drastically different ideas, similarities, differences, feelings, and opinions regarding the only true thing for each one of us. Life, in itself, is the only real thing that any of us have entirely in common. Unfortunately, our lives are entirely different; no two people have the same life. The only true thing that each human faces is each one’s own life. The idea of being alive and living in this world is the only thing that any one has in common. Consequently, we are all in engaged in the battle of life. We can either engage in it, or let the latter happen. Life hands each one of us defining moments; it is up to us, individually, to define the moment, or let the moment define us. This, in essence, is simply an introduction to what The Bhagavad-Gita engulfs, explores, and defines as the ways to life. The Gita presents spiritual documentation to help each human being focus on individuality, identity, senses, and everything that presents itself to us in the path of life, while offering an introspective approach to the decisions we make. Knowledge comes from experience. Life throws an array of experiences to each one of us.
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