Thoreau’s Walden and the Bhagavad-Gita

Thoreau's Walden and "Bhagavad-gita" awaken consciousness and convey the ability to reveal their ability to individual freedom; at first glance, Walden emphasizes the coincidence between individualism and the latter. It is contradictory. The essence of Gita is apocalyptic and mysterious, but Walden differs from that in that it mainly includes Thoreau's personal reflections and meditation. Therefore, the starting point of this work clearly differs. However, given these common basic principles and the stated purpose, this apparent contrast is negligible.

Some people think "Bhagavad-gita" was originally independent text, except "Bhagavad-gita" did not develop Mahabharata's behavior except for the first chapter. In addition, the general style and content of Bhagavad Gita and Mahabharata are contradictory. When Gita is over, the story of Mahabharata starts again. The "Vatican" was written at an important time of social change in India, with the development of Jainism and Buddhism, the Kingdom became bigger, the degree of urbanization became higher and the trade activity increased more and more , And social conflicts have increased more and more. This ancient Indian text is about seeking peace, peace, eternity and integrating spiritual value into daily life in a rapidly changing world.

Thoreau's Walden and "Bhagavad-gita" awaken consciousness and convey the ability to reveal their ability to individual freedom; at first glance, Walden emphasizes the coincidence between individualism and the latter. It is contradictory. The essence of Gita is apocalyptic and mysterious, but Walden differs from that in that it mainly includes Thoreau's personal reflections and meditation. Therefore, the starting point of this work clearly differs. - The words sacrifice and freedom are beyond cultural and religious barriers. They have different performances for everyone, but for everyone, they cover tradition, daily life and ethical issues. Both are part of ourselves and we are who we are. Hindu text until we face the Christian writer C.S, Bhagavad-gita and wonderful works