Jai Shri Krishna - Gita Saar

The teachings of Lord Krishna have been written down in a book

famously known as 'Bhagwad Gita' !t is the holy book of
"indus !t is to "indus# what Bible is to $hristians or what
the holy %uran is to &uslims Since the book is 'uite big and
e(tensive# sometimes it becomes difficult for a )erson to read
at a stretch Geeta Saar is the gist of the main teachings of Lord
Krishna !t contains the cru( of the "oly Gita
Lord 'uestions everyone over various issues and asks them to give
u) the illusionary world Bhagwan Krishna says# the only way to
achieve life long ha))iness is to surrender to him

*hy do you worry unnecessarily+ *hat are you afraid of+ *ho
can kill destroy you+ , soul is never born# so it never dies
*hatever ha))ened in the )ast# ha))ened for the best-
whatever is ha))ening# is ha))ening for the best- whatever will
ha))en in future# will ha))en for the best .o not re)ent the
)ast# do not worry for future# concentrate on your )resent
*hat did you own# that makes you cry on losing+ *hat did you
bring# that you fear losing+ *hat did you give birth to# that you
fear its destruction+ /ou didn't bring anything *hatever one
takes# one must return it to God 0veryone came em)ty handed
and will therefore die# em)ty handed
*hatever belongs to you today# belonged to someone else
yesterday and it will belong to some one else tomorrow .on't be
illusioned by maya &aya is the root cause of all )ain and misery
$hange is the rule of nature *hat one understands# as death is
actually life itself1ne moment you are the owner of crores and in the
very ne(t moment you become a )au)er
/our body doesn't belong to you and vice versa Body
is com)osed of five elements- 2ire# *ater# ,ir# 0arth and Sky-
one day it will )erish in these elements
1ffer yourself to the ,lmighty Lord This is the best su))ort
1ne who knows this unconditional su))ort gains freedom from
fear# worry and des)air
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The Bhagavad- Gita is considered by eastern and western scholars alike to be among the
greatest spiritual books the world has ever known. n a very clear and wonder!ul way the
"upreme #ord $rishna describes the science o! sel!-reali%ation and the e&act process by
which a human being can establish their eternal relationship with God. n terms o! pure'
spiritual knowledge the Bhagavad- Gita is incomparable. ts intrinsic beauty is that its
knowledge applies to all human beings and does not postulate any sectarian idealogy or
secular view. t is appproachable !rom the sancti!ied realms o! all religions and is
glori!ied as the epitome o! all spiritual teachings. This is because pro!iciency in the
Bhagavad- Gita reveals the eternal principles which are !undamental and essential !or
spiritual li!e !rom all perspectives and allows one to per!ectly understand the esoteric
truths hidden within all religious scriptures. (any great thinkers !rom our times such as
)lbert *instein' (ahatma Gandhi and )lbert "chwei%er as well as (adhvacarya' "ankara
and +amanu,a !rom bygone ages have all contemplated and deliberarted upon its timeless
message. The primary purpose o! the Bhagavad- Gita is to illuminate !or all o! humanity
the reali%ation o! the true nature o! divinity- !or the highest spiritual conception and the
greatest material per!ection is to attain love o! God.
Chapter 1
Mr.Ved Vyas informed regarding development of science and technology by
stating that Sanjay had power to see war fought at distant place .( Now known
as Satelite system and T.V..!e also e"plained sociological problems of society
after war and it#s effect on women. $n order to cut long story (Mahabharta
short he named it as %eeta.
$n &hapter ' of Srimad (hagwat %eeta or Shreemad (hagwat %ita ) it is
informed that *hristrashtra was blind. !is servant name was Sanjya. !e was
given power to see war )sitting at a far distance) as if he is seeing all this with
his own eyes. *hritrashtra asked Sanjay to e"plain what are my and +andu
children doing in the field of war,( Verse ' of &hapter '


-ou see how suddenly we have reached to the .uestion of what power Mr Sanjay
had , !ow could he see war place sitting so far away, /nswer to this .uestion is
very simple. Science was so much developed at that time that Sanjay could set
angle of *ish /ntenna to catch wavelengths of light or sound energy like we see
now a days Tata Sky or 01T.V. sitting at our residence. (elieve it or not 23 years
before when $ was '3 year old in a village ) where there was no electricity ) $
could never believe that sitting so far one can see everything happening there at
far place. Today we can understand better. 4e can say with guarantee that it is
possible and one can see what is happening far away on any place in the world
or even at other planets. So first mystery is solved and there are no
arguments. &an any one think any other method to e"plain today5s technical
development of Television to coming generation after complete destruction, $t
shall be my pleasure to know that. So there should be a story and there should
be some characters to e"plain all this.
Chapter 1
/hapter one introduces the scene' the setting' the circumstances and the
characters involved determining the reasons !or the Bhagavad-Gita0s
revelation. The scene is the sacred plain o! $uruksetra. The setting is a
battle!ield. The circumstances is war. The main characters are the "upreme
#ord $rishna and 1rince )r,una' witnessed by !our million soldiers led by
their respective military commanders. )!ter naming the principal warriors on
both sides' )r,unas growing de,ection is described due to the !ear o! losing
!riends and relatives in the course o! the impending war and the subse2uent
sins attached to such actions. Thus this chapter is entitled: #amenting the
/onse2uence o! 3ar.
Transliteration
Verses
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9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
41 42 43 44 45 46