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Managing Life with Bhagwad Gita
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Managing Life with Bhagwad Gita

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The debate whether Krishna or Arjuna are historical or mythological personages, will continue as long as the word Bhagwadgita is spoken. But this is pure semantics. What is more relevant is the context, vulnerabilities, lifestyle and the avowed goals of human existence. No other spiritual treatise (misinterpreted as purely religious by many) has dealt with this subject as comprehensively, as has Bhagwadgita. The breadth and the depth of Krishna’s wisdom encapsulated in 700 verses has no parallel and is relevant for the entire mankind in a timeless paradigm.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pentagon Press
Country
India
Date
1 September 2017
Pages
194
ISBN
9789386618009

The debate whether Krishna or Arjuna are historical or mythological personages, will continue as long as the word Bhagwadgita is spoken. But this is pure semantics. What is more relevant is the context, vulnerabilities, lifestyle and the avowed goals of human existence. No other spiritual treatise (misinterpreted as purely religious by many) has dealt with this subject as comprehensively, as has Bhagwadgita. The breadth and the depth of Krishna’s wisdom encapsulated in 700 verses has no parallel and is relevant for the entire mankind in a timeless paradigm.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pentagon Press
Country
India
Date
1 September 2017
Pages
194
ISBN
9789386618009