Shrimad Bhagavad Gita – With Shridhar Swami’s Commentary Code:2297
Gita Press Gorakhpur · Gita Press Gorakhpur
"This edition of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, presents the complete Sanskrit shlokas along with the renowned commentary of Shridhar Swami, a revered scholar of the Bhagavata tradition. His interpretations simplify complex philosophical ideas and reveal the devotional heart of the Gita, making this edition ideal for both beginners and advanced spiritual practitioners. The Bhagavad Gita is a timeless spiritual scripture that addresses the deepest questions of human life—duty, righteousness, self-discipline, devotion, detachment, and the nature of the Self. Spoken by Lord Krishna to Arjuna at the crossroads of despair and responsibility, the Gita remains a universal guide for inner strength, clarity, and peace. This edition is crafted for daily reading, contemplation, study circles, and path (parayan). The commentary offers a devotional lens that preserves the spiritual essence while providing meaningful insights applicable to modern life. Benefits of Reading the Bhagavad Gita • Improves mental clarity by teaching how to make balanced and dharmic decisions. • Reduces stress and anxiety, guiding the mind toward stability and equanimity. • Strengthens emotional resilience, especially during difficult personal and professional situations. • Inspires discipline and self-control, cultivating purity in thought, speech, and action. • Enhances spiritual growth, helping readers understand the Atman (Self) and the Supreme Truth. • Encourages devotion (bhakti) and surrender to the Divine, bringing inner peace. • Provides a framework for purposeful living, making life more meaningful and harmonious. The combination of Sanskrit shlokas + Shridhar Swami commentary + clear Hindi explanation makes this book an invaluable companion for seekers, students, devotees, and scholars." Classical Shrimad Bhagavad Gita with Shridhar Swami’s Renowned Commentary Key Features : "Complete Sanskrit Gita Text with all 18 chapters in clean Devanagari script. Shridhar
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