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The above file has all 18 chapters in Sanskrit, Transliteration, colorized words for
easy identification, word 4 word translation, superscription of words,
rearrangement of words in a readable form in English. This is the best you can
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ससससस सससस
तं तथा कृपयािवषमशुपूणाकुलेकणम् ।
िवषीदनतिमदं वाकयमुवाच मधुसूदनः ॥२- १॥ 2.1
sañjaya uvāca: taṁ tathā kṛpayā 'viṣṭam aśrupūrṇākulekṣaṇam
viṣīdantam idaṁ vākyam uvāca madhusūdanaḥ 2.1
sañjaya uvāca: tam1 tathā2 kṛpayā3 āviṣṭam4 aśrupūrṇa5 ākula6 ikṣaṇam7
viṣīdantam8 idam9 vākyam10 uvāca11 madhusūdanaḥ12

sañjaya uvāca = Sanjaya said: madhusūdanaḥ12 = O Madhusudana or the slayer of

demon Madhu. uvāca11 = said; idam9 = these; vākyam10 = words; tam1 = to Arjuna
[seeing]; tathā2 = thus; kṛpayā3 āviṣṭam4 = overcome by pity or compassion; ākula6 =
confused; viṣīdantam8 = with grief or distress; [and] aśrupūrṇa5 = tearful; ikṣaṇam7 =
eyes. 2.1

2.1: Madhusudhana (Killer of demon Madhu), Lord Krishna, having seen Arjuna
overwhelmed by compassion, looking confused, eyes brimming with tears, depressed and
lamenting,
Indo-Aryan culture insists on nobility, courage, and straight dealing--Dr. Radhakrishnan.
About the author:
Veeraswamy Krishnaraj, M.D; F.R.C.P (Canada) is a board certified pediatrician in active
practice until the end of 1998. He immersed himself in study of Hinduism in depth. He kept
the words simple, supple, illuminating and to the point, while retaining the original flavor,
beauty and grace. Compound words in Sanskrit are a nightmare for the beginner, as they
are spliced together compactly in one continuous stretch of characters. He parsed the
compound words into digestible syllables or words with superscripts and sequential numbers
and rearranged the words in the verse in a readable form in English. In this book, he claims
ownership of shortcomings and cedes the rest to Bhagavan.
This book is good for students, and devotees reading the Bhagavad-Gita in Satsang (true
company). Two verses nestle in two boxes in one page with no break or carry-over to the
next page. Diacritics help the reader enunciate the words like a Sanskritist. The English
words are reader-friendly. Wherever there is a need for elaboration, an addendum supports
it.
Simplicity, authority, universality, and profundity are the hallmark of the Bhagavadgita, the
Bible of the Hindus. The Bhagavadgita is the Song of the Lord. It provides guidelines for daily
living with no dogmas and ritual overtones. It encourages and supports your individuality. It
also explains the consequence of errant ways. Total surrender to Bhagavan releases the
devotee from the ills of life on earth. Hinduism as a term is an external appellation from non-
Hindus. Its true name is Sanatana Dharma (Eternal Law or Eternal Order) commensurate
with Rta (Cosmic Order). The beauty about the Bhagavadgita is its appeal is universal.
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