SWADHARMA POEM INSPIRED BY THE GITA

SWADHARMA POEM

Do your work, that's the key,

As Swadharma, for all to see.

Your own job, it fits you best,

Never ever copy the rest.

This idea, it rings so true,

For jobs, and life, for me and you.

Better than what's forced or fake,

Selfless work, for goodness sake.

In this world, so mixed and grand,

Hold your duty, in your hand.

Faithful to your work you'll be,

Authentic, strong, and free.

In Summary

Kishore (2026) explores the concept of Swadharma—an individual’s unique moral duty and rightful action—as a guiding principle for life and leadership, drawing on the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita blending the philosophical analysis with poetry, encouraging authentic, value-driven work that is aligned with one's natural character and detached from superficial rewards.