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IFS & Bhagavad-Gita
The Bhagavad Gita is not a text of doctrine — it is a conversation. A moment of raw human struggle between Arjuna, the warrior who breaks, and Krishna, the steady presence who stays. IFS honors the same kind of inner conversation between parts and Self. It meets us on the battlefield of the soul, not to force peace, but to help us move from fragmentation to clarity. In this blog series, we explore the deep parallels between Krishna’s guidance and Self-leadership — and how the Gita speaks directly to our inner healing today.
Krishna as Self: The IFS Meaning of Divine Steadiness
Arjuna’s Collapse: When Our Parts Can’t Go On
Dharma vs. Trauma: What’s Driving Your Choices?
The Chariot Within: Mapping the 5 Koshas with IFS
Nonattachment vs. Exile: Clearing the Confusion
Warrior’s Path: How IFS Helps Us Act Without Violence
Self-Led Action as Karma Yoga: A New Understanding
IFS & Gita Dialogue Practice: Speak to Your Krishna
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