In the next verse, Lord Krishna has further elaborated on the problems caused by a bad reputation. Watch this video to find out the meaning of the thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth verses.

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1 In the thirty-fourth stanza, Lord Krishna brings Arjuna’s attention to the fact that his reputation as an ideal warrior is at risk. The wordings of this verse are;

|| Akirtim Chapi Bhutani Kathayishyanti Te ‘Vyayam

Sambhavitasya Chakirtir Maranad Atirichyate ||

2 The translation of this verse is;

People will forever speak of you as a fainthearted coward and for a respectable person like you, infamy is much worse than death.

3 The thirty-fifth stanza is as follows;

|| Bhayad Ranad Uparatam Mansyante Tvam Maha-Rathah

Yesham Cha Tvam Bahu-Mato Bhutva Yasyasi Laghavam ||

4 Next, Lord Krishna tries to explain Arjuna that how shameful it will be he quits the battlefield at that dreadful hour.



5 The translation of the thirty-fifth verse is;

The mighty chariot generals looking upon you with great esteem will consider you as a deserter, who retired from the battlefield only out of fear. Thus, you will fall into disgrace and lose their respect.



6 In the next video of Bhagavad Gita, get to know why Lord Krishna asks Arjuna to fight with himself

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