There is more emphasis on human will and rationality in Bhagavad Gita

There is an absence of goodwill and self-enforcement. 

There is an absence of hypothetical imperatives in the Bhagavad Gita

There is more emphasis on humanity and the end result in the Bhagavad Gita.

There is more emphasis on hedonism and self-pleasure.

Physical well-being

Preferred and Meaningful life

Pleasant Emotions 

Pleasure Paradox

Pursuing money

The West has adopted the Eastern concept of avatar cosmetically.

There is no synonym for the term ‘evil.’

According to Eastern perception, the hero can also be the villain.

The act of slaying can also be the act of liberation.

In the Western depiction, the hero can never be the villain.

Understanding the ways of pleasure and gratification in life

The absence of heroism and avatar in the Indian scriptures

The presence of heroes and villains all around us and the ways they can be tackled

Developing an appropriate sense of right and wrong and good and evil. 

Developing the ethics of love, compassion, and empathy toward others

Economic well-being and development should be preferred to any happiness. 

If money is your passion, pursuing it mindlessly will give a person happiness.

There is no way to be happy. Buddha has already clarified it.

There is no difference between pleasure and happiness

There are ways of enhancing happiness in one’s life.

Hedonism

Humanism

Consequentialism

Eudaemonism

Utilitarianism

Developing excellent rapport with enemies

Practicing meditation as a way to inculcate a deep connection with inner strengths

Developing a nice sense of humour

Focussing on brain development in times of isolation 

Gaining a good physical body

Understanding the inner character strengths to build a pleasing personality

Understanding the ways of pleasure and gratification in life

Developing a sense of robust personality for facing the challenges of society

Developing an appropriate sense of right and wrong and good and evil. 

Developing the ethics of love, compassion, and empathy toward others

If you don't think of pleasure, you can't get it

All pleasures ultimately lead to pain

Pleasure is the ultimate truth of life, and one should follow it vigorously

Deliberately seeking pleasure may be self-defeating

Pleasure only increases pleasure.

It means Avatars are free to do anything without attracting any sin

It refers to Indian Saints' capability to change their appearance at their will

Indian Constitution provides more free will to the rich than the poor

Human beings can make rational choices

It reflects the divinity of character