Topic Of War And Peace In The Ancient Indian Ethical Soursce
"Bhagavad Gita" ("The Lord’s Song" or "Divine Song") is one of the most ancient sources of religious - philosophical thought of India. It is a component of one of the largest literary works in the world - the Old Indian epos of "Mahabharata", and consists of 18 chapters. But as "Bhagavad Gita" has important moral and ethical value, it has become as famous as the detached and individually book. Throughout a lot of centuries "Bhagavad Gita" has passed in inheritance from father to son and nowadays it is considered as one of the most popular Indian religious books, and one of the most esteemed holy texts. The chapter one of "Bhagavad Gita" has being looked up in this article which consists of a philosophical conversation between Krishna and Arjuna. Arjuna before decisive battle in the field of Kurukshetr's fight has confronted between two clans and he has fallen into doubt about expediency of fight which would be lead down many worthy people to the death, also including his relatives. He has looked for ways of rescue from bloodshed for a throne and the power, criticizing the war and praising the world.