LORD KRISHNA’S SIMPLE TEACHING ON RAIN, FOOD, AND LIFE | KRG Vision

In this powerful and practical talk, KRG explains Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3, Verse 14 in a way that every common person, farmer, worker, and youth can easily understand.

Lord Krishna reveals a timeless natural law:

Living beings depend on food.
Food depends on rain.
Rain depends on Yajna (selfless, pure action).
And Yajna is born from honest, selfless karma.

This is not just a spiritual idea — it is a scientific, ecological, and ethical cycle of life.

🌧️ THE GGPI FORMULA (Simple & Memorable)

Good Thoughts + Good Work + Pure Deeds + Selfless Intention = Rain + Food + Life

KRG explains:

What Yajna really means in daily life (not just rituals)

The concept of Apurva — the invisible power created by pure actions

How farmers, workers, and ordinary people perform real Yajna by respecting soil, water, trees, and nature

Why rain is not only a gift of God, but also a response to human conduct

🌱 KEY MESSAGE

When we live in harmony with nature,
when we work honestly and protect water,
nature responds with rain, food, and prosperity.

Your respect for soil is Yajna.
Your care for water is prayer.
Your pure work becomes rain.

This is Krishna’s eco-spiritual cycle — explained simply for today’s world.


[Bhagavad Gita 3.14, Bhagavad Gita Explained Simply, Krishna Teachings, Gita for Common People, Rain and Karma, Yajna Meaning, Apurva Explained, Spiritual Ecology, Indian Philosophy, Sanatana Dharma, Water Conservation India, Rainwater Harvesting, KRG Vision, KRG Gopinath, Gita Life Lessons, Farmers Motivation, Nature and Spirituality, Hindu Wisdom, Sustainable Living, Spiritual Science]

#BhagavadGita #GitaWisdom #KrishnaTeachings #Yajna #RainAndLife #SpiritualEcology #WaterConservation #KRGVision #KRGInspires #SanatanaDharma #IndianPhilosophy #LifeLessons #NatureAndSpirituality #RainwaterHarvesting #FarmersOfIndia #SustainableLiving