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What does Arjuna's statement 'na ca śreyo’nupaśyāmi' signify in relation to true belief?

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"True belief is born not from borrowed creeds, but from the honest disillusionment that arises when we see the futility of worldly pursuits."

He realizes the usual things won’t bring real good or happiness, so he starts looking for the deeper, real kind inside.
Why this matters practically
- Breaks the loop of chasing pleasures that never satisfy.
- Turns frustration into a compass toward inner growth.
- Grounds faith in your own seeing instead of second-hand beliefs.
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