World Best Wining Management Philosophy: Bagavath Geetha

The text explores the transient nature of the world, emphasizing that all matter is impermanent and subject to change, referred to as Maya. It draws on the philosophies of Samkhya and Vedanta, particularly the equation "Atman = Brahman," though interpretations vary among Vedanta sub-schools. The Gita posits that each soul is connected yet distinct from Brahman. It advocates for multiple spiritual paths—jnana, bhakti, and karma—without elevating one above the others, unifying them through the theme of "inner renunciation."