version of self-care that doesn't come from a skincare routine or a morning podcast. It comes from the moment you've lost something - a person, a version of yourself - and you realize that the only thing left to hold onto is what's actually true. That's when the Bhagavad Gita stops being philosophy and starts being survival. These five shlokas aren't motivational quotes. They're anchors. Recite them slowly, in the morning, before the world asks anything of you.
