Bhagavad Gita
The text, transliteration, word meanings, translation and commentary, with a topic-wise division of each chapter. The book the Sunday class reads.
The Gita brings to light the positive and negative tendencies that lie within you: the higher aspirations and lower desires that decide whether a life evolves or devolves. Its philosophy helps you govern desire and regain the supreme Self.
Bhagavad Gita means song of the Lord. The text begins with the word dharma, essential nature, and ends with the word mama, mine. Together they name its theme: my essential Being. The purpose of life is to realise it. This edition carries the text, a transliteration, word meanings, a translation and the commentary, and its topic-wise division of each chapter lets you follow the flow of thought from verse to verse.
- Author
- Commentary by Swami A. Parthasarathy
- Read with us
- Read one verse at a time in Gems from the Gita every Sunday, and in the short course on Friday mornings.
- Edition
- Bound in leatherette with a flat-lay binding.
- Price
- In rand, to follow; shipping within South Africa included We confirm the price by email before you pay.