Only ... I surrender ...

Abandonment of all religions.

Ego Tva Sarva Paapbhyo Moksha Irshyam Maa Sutra:

Meaning: Leave all religions and just surrender to me. I will set you free from all sin. Don't worry.

Lord Krishna wanted the annihilation of human beings and the annihilation of Kauravas without any reason. Even the Pandavas always agreed to the alternatives presented by Lord Krishna to prevent war. Eventually, as a last resort, Lord Kaurava himself went to the meeting as a peace envoy. He explained a lot to Dhritarashtra that the people will not hold Duryodhana responsible for the outcome of the battle of Mahabharata but you, O Dharma Dhwaj Rakshak Yudha and do not save the outcome of the war. When Dhritarashtra failed to make a decision because of his son Mohan, he told Duryodhana that even if you give five villages to the Pandavas, they will be happy and the war will be averted. However, when Duryodhana said, 'I am not ready to give the Pandavas five villages or even a piece of land equal to the tip of a needle. Not only that, but the foolish Duryodhana assumed the form of Lord Krishna at the time when he commanded the soldiers to take Lord Krishna prisoner.

Then said 'Now hey! The evil Duryodhana will meet us only in the battle of Mahabharata. ' Going to the Pandavas, Lord Krishna said, 'Tell Partha to shoot an arrow, now war is the only welfare.'

Arjuna does not know that the essence of his chariot is God Himself. And God incarnates from age to age for the salvation of religion as well as for the extermination of sinners. In the Satya Yuga, in the Tretayuga, in the Dwapar Yuga, Lord Vishnu has assumed incarnations. Due to this ignorance, Arjuna presents many arguments and doubts to Lord Krishna and is not ready to fight. Yet Lord Krishna does not get annoyed with Arjuna because he knows that Arjuna is not a coward, has a tender heart and is currently bound in the bondage of love. Arjuna tries to remove all opportunities and doubts.

The dialogues that take place between Lord Krishna and Arjuna to remove all these doubts. The same Srimad Bhagavad Gita. Through seven hundred verses - Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Vibhuti Yoga, etc. are discussed with Arjuna and through him, knowledge is also available to the whole world. If we follow the Gita, our life will also be successful.

When Arjuna is not ready for war even after all these discussions, God gives him a cosmic vision by giving him a divine vision. As well as proving that I am everything. And he says, O Arjuna, leave everything and come to my surrender, I will free you from all sins. Since Arjuna too has got full knowledge, he finally says to God, 'O Achyut, by your grace, my love has been destroyed and memory has been gained. I am located without doubt. Now I will obey you.

Jya Yogeshwar