The Bhagavad Gita: The Divine Message

The Bhagavad Gita or the Divine Message of Lord Krishna, Incarnation of God, is one of the ancient scriptures of India. This message was delivered to a warrior-prince in a battlefield about five thousand years back. This message is universal and relevant to all ages and all countries. It gives a complete philosophy of life reconciling the secular and sacred, work and worship, matter and spirit. It represents a synthetic approach to the final goal of life, namely, liberation (salvation) or perfection. The Gita has fascinated the minds of men and women of both East and West, including Mahatma Gandhi, Charles Wilkins, Edwin Arnold, Emerson, Carlyle, Walt Whitman, David Thoreau and Robert Oppenheimer. Its message inspires stress-free, peaceful and useful life.