ARJUNA'S CHANGE:-

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CHAPTER-1.

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ARJUNA VISHADA YOGAM-

SLOKAM-28.

DRSHTVAMAM  SVAJANAM   KRISHNA  YUYUTSUM  SAMUPASTITAM

SLOKAM-29.

SEEDANTI  MAMA  GATRANI  MUKHAM  CA  PARISUSHYATI
VEPATHUSCA  SAREERE  ME  ROMAHARSHSCA  JAYATE

SLOKAM-30.

GHANDEEPAM  SRMSATE  HASTAT  TVAK  CAIVA  PARIDAHYATE
NA  CA  SALNOMYAVASTAATUM  BRAMATEEVA  CA  ME  MANA

When the troops fall in and ready to fight in the battle field of Krukshetra, Arjuna commanded Lord Krishna the charioteer to take Arjuna in between the two sides, but the Lord Krishna took him before Bhishma,Drona,and the greats of Kourava sainyam intentially, to validate Arjuna.

On seeing the Senior relatives and great Gurus before him Arjuna becomes nervous and begins to tell The Lord: "My limbs grow weak, my mouth is dry, my body shakes, my hair is standing on end, my skin burns, and the bow Ghandeeva has slipped from my hand. I am unable to stand, my mind seems to be whirling."


From here on wards, Lord starts Gitopadesam[Advice to fight]:-!

CHAPTER:-18.

MOKSHA SANYASA YOGAM-

SLOKAM-73.


NASTO  MOHA  SMRUTILABDO  TVAT PRASAD ANMAYA CIYUTE   
STITOSMI  GATASANDEHAH  KARISHYA  VACANAM  TAVA.

After listening  Lords advice Arjuna realised the truth,and reply to Lord,"You have dispelled my doubts and delusions, and I understand through your grace, my faith is firm now, and I will do your will."      

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