The Sankhyayoga in the Gita.
1. In the previous chapter we saw that seeing his friends and relatives having gathered in Kurukshetra to fight left Arjun bewildered and in a state of deep agony. His heart was filled with disappointment. The ruthless war now appeared to Arjun useless. He felt that fighting with his kith and kin for the sake of kingdom will, by no means make him happy. War to him now appeared to be a futile engagement. Despite being a Kshatriya he found begging a better option than killing his near and dear ones in war. Arjun now, at the spur of that critical moment when war was just to begin on the ground, chose to retreat and shun killing his siblings, elders, friend and relatives that the battle field of Kurukshetra happened to be composed of. Therefore, he began to seek refuge in devising reasons for the same. He told Lord that he would simply not fight as he didn't see any good in this sort of carnage in the name of kingdom. Arjun further argued what glory or satisfaction would accrue to him...