Upon seeing all the warriors getting crushed by the teeth of Krishna's πππ¨ππ¬ππ§π€π€π₯ππ’, Arjun enquires to know more about who HE really is. Krishna says that HE is the time that is now engaged in wiping out the world and even without Arjun's participation none of them will survive (11.32). He further says that your enemies are killed by ME and you are merely πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π (an instrument in the hands of the Almighty) (11.33). Drona, Bhishma and other warriors have already been slain by ME, don't feel distressed to fight the war (11.34).
The fundamental reason for Arjun's distress is his presumption that he is the π ππ§π©ππ (doer) or the killer in the present context. This is aham π ππ§π©ππ (I am a doer) or πππππ πππ. He tries to justify this by saying that killing his teachers and relatives for the sake of the kingdom is not good. Krishna breaks Arjun's illusion by showing him a glimpse of the future where all warriors are entering the mouth of death. Krishna clarifies that even without Arjun's participation none of them will survive and Arjun is just a πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π.
πΌππππ πππ tells us that we are performers, achievers, knowers etc. It also presumes others to be so. This results in expectations from ourselves and others which finally leads to misery. Being πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π is the complete opposite of this.
Krishna used many words for the Eternal State like Ever Content; π½πππ© ππππ which is beyond ππππ and πππ§πππ; πΌπ£πππ¨ππ π©π which is beyond πΌππ¨ππ π©π and πππ§ππ π©π; Doing πππ§π’π without expecting πππ§π’ππ₯πππ‘. πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π is another word for the same Eternal State of joy.
If Bhagavad Gita can be described in one word, it is πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π. The journey of Gita is from πππππ πππ (πππ£ππππ§π¨π) to πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π (πππ’ππ§π₯ππ£). Nothing remains serious, tense or fearful when πππ’ππ©π©π-π’ππ©π§π is inculcated at deeper levels.