The teachings of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, one of the most profound philosophical texts in Indian literature, provide timeless wisdom on how to live a purposeful and balanced life. Lord Krishna's guidance to Arjuna is not just limited to the battlefield of Kurukshetra but resonates with challenges we face in our daily lives. Among the many lessons of the Gita, it highlights traits and behaviors that can hinder an individual from achieving success and inner peace.  Image credit AI In this post, we explore five such traits that the Gita warns us against and their implications for personal growth and fulfillment. 1. Coward and weak man Lord Krishna tells in the Geeta Updesh that the people who are coward and weak by nature are never able to succeed in their life. Such people fail to achieve their goals, because people of this nature leave every work to fate. 2. A man with an angry nature According to Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta, a man who is of an angry nature is never able to achieve his ...