Srimad Bhagwad Gita: The Song Celestial By Vanamali

Srimad Bhagwad Gita: The Song Celestial is the eternal spiritual dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, delivered on the battlefield of Kurukshetra at the most crucial moment in the Mahabharata. More than a scripture, it is a direct conversation on dharma, purpose, duty, and the ultimate nature of reality.
Caught in a moral crisis—forced to fight his own relatives, teachers, and loved ones—Arjuna represents every human being overwhelmed by confusion, sorrow, and inner conflict. To lift him from despair, Lord Krishna, the incarnation of the Supreme Being, reveals the timeless truths of life, the Self, the universe, and the path to liberation.
This sacred discourse addresses the root cause of human suffering:
Ignorance of our true nature
Ignorance of the Divine
Ignorance of the world we live in
Krishna’s teachings offer clarity, strength, and spiritual vision, showing humanity the way toward self-realization, righteous action, and inner freedom.
A foundational text of Indian wisdom traditions, the Gita remains the most profound guide to life’s deepest questions, inspiring seekers across centuries.
 
Timeless Dialogue of Dharma: The spiritual conversation between Krishna and Arjuna presented clearly and authentically.
Set on the Battlefield of Kurukshetra: Reveals profound wisdom in the midst of crisis, confusion, and moral conflict.
Teaches the Nature of Self & Universe: Explains karma, devotion, action, knowledge, meditation, and liberation.
Cuts Through Human Suffering: Addresses ignorance—the root of fear, doubt, and sorrow.
Classic Hindu Scripture: Essential reading for students of philosophy, yoga, spirituality, and Vedic tradition.
Perfect for Devotees & Seekers: A powerful guide for anyone seeking clarity, purpose, and spiritual direction.
 
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