The Bhagavad Gita is one of the most popular texts of Aryavart. In the midst of the Great War called Mahabharat, Arjun stands dejected witnessing his family and friends standing in front of him as enemies. What was he supposed to do? Fight or not fight? He grieved at the situation and asked Shri Krishn for help. Thereby, a divine conversation arose, an eternal song called Bhagavad Gita, where Arjun learnt about Truth, devas, attachment, and gained practical insights to higher reality. Having gained higher awakening, with his mind clear of all confusion, dilemma and grief, he embraced the situation and his bow and became ready to fight.
With complete and new Sanskrit to English translations, the book lays foundation for the below key concepts.
- Absolute and Relative consciousness
- The observer and the field of observation
- Purush and Prakriti
- The Paradox of Reality
- Devas and Asuras
- Yog, Sanyaas and Tyaag
- Dharm
Who is Arjun? Who is Krishn? The book makes the reader contemplate on the meaning of Sanatan – Eternal.
