This time, Bhagavad Geet is not merely a scripture to discover the Arjuna within us — it is a journey to awaken the Krishna within. And to find Krishna within, we must understand the deeper essence that Sri Guru describes as the fourth reading of this epic Bhagavad Geeta. What makes this deeper essence so vital in discovering Krishna within? And what does it take to become the beloved of Beloved? — The first chapter reveals this mystery.

Sri Guru begins with the inner mindset of Duryodhan, explaining why he behaves as he does while counting the warriors on both sides. Though Arjuna too is confused, his confusion is of a higher nature — one that makes him eligible to receive Krishna’s Bhagavad Geet.

Through verses 1–47, Sri Guru outlines the five core qualities of Arjuna that make him worthy of becoming the beloved of Lord Krishna. This unfolds in that epical moment when Arjuna asks to be placed between the forces of right‑doing (Pandava side) and wrong‑doing (Kaurava side), choosing to stand with the Ultimate Truth — Lord Krishna Himself.

This episode of Bhagavad Geet is meant for those who possess Arjuna‑like core qualities not merely for those who wish to understand the verses intellectually. As Sri Guru says, such seekers are still at the stage of the second reading of this epic.