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    The article draws on the Bhagavad Gita to explain how human actions, shaped by the three gunas, bind individuals to the cycle of birth and death, while Krishna’s teachings offer paths to liberation. It applies this philosophy to the rise of artificial intelligence, warning that emotional attachments to AI companions could weaken genuine human relationships and blur the line between real and virtual experiences.

    In Dubai, the ET Indo Global Leaders 2026 event brought together key figures to celebrate the synergy between India and the UAE in business and entrepreneurship. A series of networking sessions led into impactful discussions regarding India's economic impact worldwide and the dynamics of the luxury real estate market. Leaders exchanged knowledge on sustainable growth strategies and market competitiveness.

    The passage contrasts human suffering in the material world with the eternal bliss of God in Vaikunth. It presents the soul as seeking union with the Supreme and describes Krishna as the Divine who descends to Earth to protect righteousness and defeat evil.

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    The article explores Krishn's transcendental analysis, contrasting it with Transactional Analysis. Krishn's teachings in the Bhagavad Gita reveal the divine's immanence within creation, guiding individuals towards self-realization and liberation. This path transcends emotional intelligence, integrating material and spiritual realms to achieve union with the eternal Atman and ultimate moksh.

    Ramakrishna emphasized the importance of devotion, likening it to a wife's love for her husband, and enumerated different kinds of love as described by ancient Greek philosophers. He advocated progressing from playful and fraternal love to unconditional love for God to achieve moksh.

    Stock market update: Stocks that hit 52-week highs on NSE in today's trade

    Umang Dairies, Vaswani Ind, AksharChem Ltd, T T Ltd and Moksh Ornaments Ltd., hit their fresh 52-week highs during the day.

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