Kamal Ghorui
Today’s world often measures success through salaries, followers, grades, or public recognition. Many people spend their lives searching for one big answer to a simple question: What is my purpose? Some look for it in achievements, while others wait for the “perfect moment” to discover it. But the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita has a different perspective altogether.
The Gita does not teach that purpose is something hidden far away from us. Instead, it reminds us that purpose is created through the way we live, work, help, struggle, and grow every single day. It is not always found in grand accomplishments or major changes. Sometimes, it exists quietly in our everyday responsibilities, honest efforts, and meaningful actions.
This thought becomes especially relevant today, when people constantly compare themselves with others and feel pressured to prove their worth through results.
