Gita Marriage Wisdom teaches how selfless love, patience, honesty, ego, accepting change, living in the present and how to fulfill the word in every situation can make marriage strong and true.
Marriage Lessons Form Gita: The beginning of love is always magical, but it is not possible to keep the marriage relationship for a long time. For this, patience, honesty and selfless sense are necessary. Nowadays couples resort to relationship advice and counseling, but in reality we have the biggest guide to understand the depth of relationships-Shrimad Bhagavad Gita has been present for centuries. Sri Krishna’s teachings were not only for Arjuna, but also give deep learning for Married Life. Let’s know the 8 lessons from the Gita, which can turn your marriage into a true partnership.
Learn to love selflessly (learn to love selflessly)
In the Gita, Shri Krishna has told the importance of the Selfless Act, that is, to do deeds without any hope. In marriage, it means keeping your partner’s happiness before your happiness, without thinking what will be found in return. When the husband and wife love each other unconditionally, the relationship is deeper.
Be patient in quarrels (be patient in quarrels)
Just as Krishna advised Arjuna to be patient on the battlefield, there will be differences in marriage as well. But instead of anger or silence, it is necessary to listen and answer calmly. Patience is not weakness, but the strength to connect the relationship.
Be honest and transparency (be honest and transparent in relationship)
The importance of truth is mentioned in the Gita. Honesty is the foundation of faith in married life. Share instead of hiding your feelings, fear and dreams. Truth -based conversation makes a bridge, not walls in the relationship.
Leave the ego (let go of your ego)
Krishna has described the ego as disastrous. Even in marriage, the ego gradually breaks the relationship. It is true love to give respect to each other, leaving the thinking of ‘I am right’ or ‘I am better’.
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Accept the change (Accept the change)
The Gita states that change is eternal. In marriage too, partners change over time, in career, responsibilities or thinking. By accepting them, it is strengthening the relationship.
Live in the present
The Gita states that focus the present. In today’s runaway and mobile world, spending time with partner with his whole heart is the biggest gift. Small things, smiles and feelings together make the relationship strong.
In every situation, keep your promise in every situation
In the Gita, emphasis has been laid on maintaining religion. Marriage is also a sacred word. It is easy to live together in good times, but real strength is visible when difficult times come, financial troubles or misunderstandings. Only then does the relationship become unbreakable.
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