The Bhagavad Gita

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Penguin Books India, 1988 - Religion - 237 pages
With Chapter Introductions By Diana Morrison

This Monumental Poem Is The Cornerstone Of The Hindu Religion And The Most Influential Of Its Scriptures

Taking The Form Of A Dialogue Between The Prince Arjuna And Krishna, The Bhagavad Gita Explores Mankind S Spiritual Dilemmas And Examines The Various Pathways To Salvation: Through Enlightenment, Through Action And Through Loving Devotion To The Lord.

The Krishna Evoked By Arjuna Is The Spark Of Divinity Within Us All; The Gita Has, Therefore, Something To Offer Every Kind Of Spiritual Aspirant. Its Philosophy Is Both Profound And Practical, Suggesting That Through Renunciation Mankind Can Find True Freedom And A Unity With God And With All Existence.

Eknath Easwaran s Translation Is Lucid And Lyrical, And His Introduction To The Text Provides An Excellent Background To Hindu Philosophy.

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