In the fifth section of this text, one character is told that neither acting nor refusing to act is superior.
One character in the work advises engaging in renunciation, selfless service, and meditation, the three gunas. In the fifth section of this text, one character is told that neither acting nor refusing to act is superior. In this work, a blind king's control over Hastinapura is threatened by a counterattack from the(*) Pandavas. The main character's charioteer, who has a multifaceted universal form, manifests himself due to an imbalance of dharma in the world. For 10 points, identify this text in which Arjuna converses with Krishna, a section of the Mahabharata.
One character in the work advises engaging in renunciation, selfless service, and meditation, the three gunas.
{Bhagavad Gita} [prompt on “{Mahabharata}” before mentioned]