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The eighteen chapters of Srimad Bhagvad Gita have great teachings for establishing Better Worldliness. Lord Krishna has not only explained the four objectives of life- Dharma, Artha, Kaam and Moksha, but has enhanced with elaboration the transcendental knowledge and the importance of 'Nishkaam karma'. The teachings of Bhagvad Gita have highlighted the need of understanding the true knowledge; the need of overcoming emotions and eradicating the evils from the society for the favour of mankind and for Better Worldliness. There are so many sufferings in the world. Sufferings due to needs unfulfilled, sufferings due to greed and so on. But the main reason for the suffering is Ignorance. There are different planes of Consciousness in Creation and beyond. In the human body, in the material world or 'pind', the soul has Consciousness of 'Jagrat' or wakefull awareness. And if Jivatma keeps on thinking that material body is only self, due to ignorance, it will remain in suffering. The teachings of Bhagvad Gita explains the creation theory, the motive of life, the karma theory, the way for salvation, the significance of Nishkaam Karma and above all the need of enlightened Guru. People fight for needs, competitions, for jealousy etc., basically due to ignorance. They believe the Gross body as self and the material world as reality. One must understand to differentiate in between 'purush' and 'prkrati'. Gita explains all this, the reality of creation, of self and of ultimate 'Brahman'. Hence, whatever is the religion, the teachings of Bhagvad Gita are helpful to each and every Jivatma in understanding life and realizing the need of higher Consciousness and acquiring it with the guidance of an enlightened Guru. The teachings are surely a way to achieve Better Worldliness.