Gita Press Srimad Bhagvad Gita

Srimad Bhagavad Gita’ is a holy manuscript of Hindus comprising of 700 verses. It is a constituent of the divine Hindu epic, Mahabharta and given in the form of a narrative. Bhagavad Gita is the essence of Lord Krishna’s replies and explanations that followed questions of Arjuna, the Pandu Putra (son) before the epic battle. The conversation happening between them depicts the ethical perplexities of todays’ times that are faced by human beings. Arjuna is indecisive about fighting a war against his own blood and extended family. Lord Krishna senses his indecisiveness and hesitation and accordingly counsels him to be firm in his decision of fighting for justice. Arjuna is reminded by Krishna that he belongs to the Kshatriya clan, who are the warriors. It is his principal responsibility to fight a war when required. Gradually, Lord enlightens him upon various topics regarding how to keep one’s values and outlook on several situations that are faced by the mortals in order to find inner peace and finally, the moksha. This thoughtful scripture comprises of 18 chapters. Every single chapter in the narrative is named as per a particular yoga for the reason that these topics enlighten the body, mind as well as the soul of the reader.