In this text, a character who appears to combat adharma explains that "By practice and detachment/ [the mind] is controlled.
This text serves as the foundation for Vaishnism as well as a series of mental disciplines, the Yogas. In this text, a character who appears to combat adharma explains that "By practice and detachment/ [the mind] is controlled." That character, a god, advises the son of Pandu that people should do their duties without "attachment to the fruit of action." For 10 points, name this dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna before a battle which is contained in the Mahabarata.
This text serves as the foundation for Vaishnism as well as a series of mental disciplines, the Yogas.
{Bhagavad}-{Gita} or Song of The Blessed One [prompt on the {Mahabarata} before it is mentioned, accept clear-knowledge equivalents of the English translation of the title]