Sharanagati

Bhagavad Gita • Chapter 1

See—the single word that will shatter a warrior. Krishna doesn't explain, interpret, or warn. He simply invites Arjuna to look, knowing that clear seeing is the beginning of all transformation.

Bhagavad Gita • Chapter 2

The warrior's ego collapses into the student's surrender—this single verse transforms a battlefield argument into humanity's most profound spiritual dialogue.

Bhagavad Gita • Chapter 2

In this yoga, nothing is ever lost—even a small step protects you from the greatest fear.

Mahabharata, Jataka tales

King Shibi offered his own flesh to save a dove from a hawk. When the dove kept getting heavier, he offered his entire body. The gods revealed themselves and blessed him.

Valmiki Ramayana, Yuddha Kanda

Vibhishana left his brother Ravana and joined Rama, choosing personal dharma over family loyalty when the two conflicted.

Rama & Vibhishana

A person should be judged by their choices, not their birth - and those who sacrifice everything for righteousness are the most trustworthy of allies.

Draupadi & Krishna

True surrender (Sharanagati) means letting go completely — not holding on with one hand while asking for help with the other. God cannot help us until we stop trying to save ourselves.