Arjuna Syndrome

A split graphic comparing a sleeping exhausted person (Burnout) with a restless anxious person (Arjuna Syndrome).

Arjuna Syndrome vs. Burnout: Why a Vacation Won’t Fix Your Paralysis

You feel stuck. You dread Monday mornings. You stare at your screen for hours, unable to start simple tasks. Naturally, you tell yourself (and your boss): “I’m burnt out.” So, you take a week off. You go to the beach. You sleep 10 hours a night. But when you return to your desk on Monday, […]

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A professional standing at a metaphorical crossroads with a shadowed figure of Arjuna behind them, representing decision paralysis.

Arjuna Syndrome: The Definitive Guide to Modern Decision Paralysis

The TL;DR Arjuna Syndrome is a modern psychological state characterized by decision paralysis, high-functioning anxiety, and a “moral fog” when facing high-stakes responsibilities. While originally described in the Bhagavad Gita, it perfectly mirrors 2026 burnout. The cure lies in The Gita Framework, specifically the transition from emotional paralysis to duty-based action (Dharma). It starts as

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