Same dilemma, two moods: which read do you trust?
Your answer flips with your week and you can't tell which version is right. Watch one composite decision get scored twice — good day, bad day — and see which lenses lurch and which refuse to move.
The Gita method
How to actually apply the Bhagavad Gita to a decision — from shloka to choice — without flattening the text into a greeting card.
When two lenses disagree: which one wins?
You ran your dilemma and the reasons split — duty says stay, detachment says let go. A worked composite showing why the Gita method doesn't average the contradiction away, it reads it.
Arjuna froze in his chariot. You freeze at 2am.
The Bhagavad Gita opens on the oldest recorded case of decision paralysis — a warrior who can't decide and keeps asking. Here's what changed the question, run through a real composite dilemma.
How to actually apply the Gita to a decision
Reading a verse is easy. Standing inside it while a real choice presses on you is a different skill. Here's the honest mechanics — from shloka to score — walked through one composite dilemma where two lenses openly disagree.