Four Things I Learned From The Bhagavad Gita

Being able to learn about a different religion is extraordinary for someone to do because many are closed minded on their religion. Hinduism is a religion numerous of people practice in India. I have learned a lot about Hinduism by reading the story “The Bhagavad Gita” translation by Shri Purohit Swami. A poem called “the Woodcarver” that I also read had to do with Hinduism also. I learned four things from reading “The Woodcarver” and “The Bhagavad Gita.” The three things I have learned were that people have to let go of things that are in the way of them learning new things, another thing I learned was that you can do anything if you aren’t ignorant, I learned was to achieve things in life no matter what and the last thing I learned was more about karma. When I was reading “The woodcarver” I learned that you have to let go of things that are in the way of learning new things. For example, he
Being ignorant will not get anyone one anywhere in life. That is why in life people have to be less ignorant and learn other things also. Last third thing I learned was to achieve things in life no matter what. I believe people do not achieve things by just staying inside and not doing anything and going out to explore new things in life. For example, the woodcarver went outside Khing pictured the bell stand in the tree that he chose. That’s why it is important to explore things and do things that you wouldn’t normally do. Someone will never know what they’ll be good at unless they finally try it. This is an important lesson to learn while reading this poem. Last, Karma is something that Hinduism believes in and I believe in it too. In “The Bhagavad Gita” karma was mentioned and that caught my attention and I’m sure it has caught other attention also because karma is a big thing in America. Karma is something someone should believe in because it is what happens in