The 3 Destructive Sins Mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita
A Guide to Life, Not Just a Scripture
The Bhagavad Gita explains human nature, our actions, and the purpose of life in simple, timeless wisdom.
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Krishna’s Warning in Chapter 16
In the chapter “Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga,” Krishna describes divine and demonic qualities within humans.
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Three Gates to Destruction
Krishna says there are three major sins that lead a person toward downfall: desire, anger, and greed.
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Desire — The Endless Hunger
Uncontrolled desires push a person to cross limits, forget duties, and lose peace. Fulfilled or unfulfilled—desire never ends.
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Anger — The Destroyer of Wisdom
Anger clouds judgment. Krishna says anger leads to confusion, loss of memory, and finally, destruction of intelligence.
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Greed — The Trap of Never Having Enough
A greedy person thinks only of gain. Greed pushes one toward injustice, dishonesty, and emotional emptiness.
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How These Sins Ruin Life
These three qualities eat away at peace, relationships, health, character, and success—leaving a person restless and unhappy.
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Krishna’s Message for a Better Life
Anyone who rises above desire, anger, and greed finds clarity, success, balance, and lasting inner peace.
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