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app.py

@@ -11,8 +11,10 @@ from transformers import pipeline
 
 qna = pipeline("question-answering")
 
-knowledge = "My name is Ankush and I am excited to know about Artificial Intelligence"
+with open("knowledge.txt", "r") as file:
+    data = file.read()
 
+knowledge = data
 if query := st.chat_input("Question: "):
     ans = qna(question=query, context=knowledge)
     with st.chat_message("User"):

knowledge.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+A person who has completely renounced attachment to the
+fruits of all works, lives happily, neither performing nor directing any
+action. (5.13) The Lord neither creates the urge for action, nor the
+feeling of doership, nor the attachment to the results of action in
+people. All these are done by the powers of Nature. (5.14) The
+Lord does not take the responsibility for the good or evil deeds of
+ Bhagavad-Gita 15
+anybody. The Self-knowledge becomes covered by the veil of ignorance; thereby people become deluded and do evil deeds. (5.15)
+Spiritual knowledge destroys the ignorance of the Self and reveals
+the Supreme, just as the Sun reveals the beauty of objects of the
+world. (5.16) Persons whose mind and intellect are totally merged
+with the Source, who are firmly devoted to the Source, who have
+the Source as their supreme goal and sole refuge, and whose impurities are destroyed by the knowledge of the Source, do not take
+birth again. (5.17)
+Additional marks of an enlightened person
+An enlightened person — by perceiving the Lord in all — looks
+at a learned and humble priest, an outcast, even a cow, an elephant, or a dog with an equal eye. (5.18) Everything has been accomplished in this very life by the one whose mind is set in equality.
+Such a person has realized God, because God is flawless and impartial. (5.19) One who neither rejoices on obtaining what is pleasant, nor grieves on obtaining the unpleasant, who has a steady
+mind, who is undeluded, and who is a knower of the Supreme Being, such a person eternally abides with the Supreme Being. (5.20)
+Such a person who is in union with the Supreme Being becomes
+unattached to sensual pleasures by discovering the joy of the Self
+through contemplation, and enjoys spiritual bliss. (5.21) Sensual
+pleasures are, in truth, the source of misery, and have a beginning
+and an end. Therefore, the wise do not rejoice sensual pleasures.
+(5.22) One who is able to withstand the impulse of lust and anger
+before death is a yogi, and a happy person. (5.23) One who finds
+happiness with the Eternal Being, who rejoices Eternal Being
+within, and who is illuminated by Self-knowledge; such a yogi attains Nirvana, and goes to Eternal Being. (5.24) Seers whose sins
+(or imperfections) are destroyed, whose doubts have been dispelled by Self-knowledge, whose minds are disciplined, and who
+are engaged in the welfare of all beings, attain the Supreme Being.
+(5.25) They, who are free from lust and anger, who have subdued
+the mind and senses, and who have known the Self, easily attain
+Nirvana. (5.26)
+Path of meditation and contemplation
+A sage is liberated by renouncing all material enjoyments, focusing the eyes and the mind between the eye-brows, equalizing
+the breath moving through the nostrils by using yogic techniques,
+keeping the senses, mind, and intellect under control, having salvation as the prime goal, and by becoming free from lust, anger,
+greed and fear. (5.27-28) My devotee attains peace by knowing
+Me, the Supreme Being as the enjoyer of sacrifices and austerities,
+as the great Lord of all the universe, and the friend of all beings.