Discources On The Philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita

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The Bhagavad Gita is an unparalleled work that has something for everyone. On any life topic that one wants to understand, this book of seven hundred verses has the relevant answers.

Discourses on the Philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita delves deeply into the philosophy underlying this great work. The author, the late Sri Mangal Charan, reveals an ex alted depth of insight and understanding of the Gita and its relevance to a meaningful life, taking the reader into the world of Sri Krishna's inspired teachings imparted to Arjuna over five thousand years ago. This text brings one closer to finding one's place in the world and living life harmoniously.

I have looked through the manuscript on the Philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita by the late Sri Mangal Charan, BL. It struck me as a work of fundamental value. It contains the mature reflections of a mind steeped in the spirit of our ancient scriptures. A culture is said to be alive when it is able to produce individuals, who from their personal experience bear testimony to the validity of the thoughts enunciated in the scriptures embodying that culture. The Bhagavad Gita has been the motive power of many millions of lives in this country. The late Sri Mangal Charan has not merely studied the Gita, but has reflected on the principles enunciated in it and has given us in this volume not the comments of the acharyas, but his own independent reflections. I hope that the book will be read by many.

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