Communicating Values: The Role of Gita in Ethical and Moral Growth

 

Communicating Values: The Role of Gita in Ethical and Moral Growth 

Google (2026) informs, Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher who writes on the integration of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), value education, and the Bhagavad Gita into modern learning frameworks, has explored practical lessons on duty (dharma), self-awareness, and values alignment for students by blending traditional arts, mindful arts, wisdom, and cognitive frameworks into contemporary school curricula.[1]

The Bhagavad Gita serves as a profound ethical guide by teaching duty, right action, and inner peace. It encourages people to act without selfish motives, face life's challenges with courage, and choose good over evil. Its core moral teachings focus on Nishkama Karma, which means acting without desire for reward; Dharma, or following one's sacred duty; and Sambhav, the practice of maintaining equanimity by staying calm in joy and pain. Additionally, it emphasizes detachment by letting go of anger, fear, and ego, shaping moral character through selfless service, self-control, and devotion.

[1} Google {2026, August 12), dr lalit Kishore educator on  IKS and Gita studies,

https://www.google.com/search?q=dr+lalit+kishore+educator+on+IKS+and+gita+studies+link&sca_esv

In summary

 Kishore’s (2026) blog post highlights the Bhagavad Gita as a timeless guide for personal development, leadership integrity, and ethical, value-based education. The  key principles like Swadharma (personal duty) and Nishkama Karma (selfless action) are essential for modern professional growth and psychological resilience. These principles promote ethical conduct, personal responsibility, and holistic moral growth. The scripture emphasizes fostering inner peace, overcoming negative impulses, and integrating self-awareness with value-driven actions.

Reference for citation

Kishore, L. (2026, August 12), Communicating Values: The Role of Gita in Ethical and Moral Growth , Lalit Kishore Writes, https://lalitkishorewrites.blogspot.com/2026/08/communicating-values-role-of-gita-in.html




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