Finding the GAP: Some Truth About the Lies We Tell Ourselves By Sukhavaha Dasi

Finding the GAP is a thought-provoking guide for anyone seeking to bridge the distance between spiritual aspirations and daily reality. Drawing from the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, Sukhavaha Dasi introduces the concept of GAP—Gita Applied Practically—a framework for recognizing the unconscious patterns, mental conditioning, and false ego that often hinder genuine spiritual growth.
 
Blending psychology with Bhakti philosophy, the book encourages readers to examine the "software" running beneath their thoughts and behaviors. Through insightful reflections and practical exercises, it helps uncover the subtle habits that create obstacles to self-awareness, meaningful relationships, and Krishna consciousness. Rather than offering quick fixes, the book invites a sincere journey of introspection, responsibility, and transformation.
 
Whether you are a practicing devotee, spiritual seeker, counselor, or student of the Bhagavad Gita, this book provides valuable tools for understanding the mind and cultivating authentic inner change.