Srimad Bhagvad Gita Darsana (A Translation of Srimad Bhagvad Gita in Three Languages)

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Item Code: NAE986
Author: Gautam Patel and Nilam Patel
Publisher: Gujarat Offset Pvt. Ltd.
Language: Sanskrit Text with Hindi and English Translation
Pages: 736 (Throughout Color Illustratations)
Cover: Hardcover
Other Details 9.0 inch X 6.0 inch
Weight 1.39 kg
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About the Author

Dr. Gautam Patel was born in the year 1936 and his father Mr. Vadilal Lallubhai Patel took him to Swami Gangeshwaranandji when he was too young. When he has passed his S.S.C. Examination he had no enough sources to study further but pujya Gurudeva handed him over to Smt. Ratanen Fozder and She like a loving mother inspired and supported him to complete his study Ph. D.

When Mr. Gautam Patel was about to go for father study in economics, Pujya Gurueva, Swami Gangeshwaranandji inspired him with these words, “My dear child! One should study such a lore by which one would attain welfare here in this would as well as in the next would too. On asking by him which was such lore Gurudeva advised him to study Sanskrit.

Dr. Gautam Patel studied Sanskrit with the blessings of Gurudeva. He is today a recipient of the Certificate of Merits from the President of India-a certificate for which Pujya for which Gurudeva had predicted atleast before 25 years at Mount Abu.

Dr. Gautam Patel has written, edited or co-edited or co-edited as a writer, editor or general editor more than one hundred and fifty books. He is the Former Chairman of Sanskrit Sahitya Akademi of the Gujarat State an a Former President of All India Federation of Sanskrit Academies, New Delhi, At present, he is the founder President of Sanskrit Seva Samiti.

This all is due to the blessing of his Gurudeva.

Nilam Patel is M.A., M.Phil. in Sanskrit. When she married sh;'

e was in the first year of the college. Due to the family circumstances she had to give up her study of the time being. After seven years of marriage Pujya Swami Ganeshwaranadji Maharaj, her Gurudeva, gave her inspiration with great love and affection to study. He has said my child! You are the daughter of a great father you have to be great. She stated study and obtain degree upto M.Phil. in Sanskrit.

Today due to her study she has edited/translated/ published many works. She has extensively travelled in India and has visited with her husband countries like England, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, USA, Canda, Chaina and visited cities like Rome, Paris, London, Brimingham, Chicago, Torento, New York, New Jersy, Atlanta, San Fransisco, Sacramentao, Palo Alto, Fremount, San Jose, Lose Angeles, Boston, Torento, Windsor, Philadelphia, Khatmandu and Mt. Kailash also.

These all her achievements are due to the blessing of her Gurudeva.

Editorial

The celebrated Srlmad Bhagvad GWi, in its sweep of thought, providing the strength of wisdom to humanity and solace to every soul to overcome despondency and dejection is unique in the entire literature of the whole world. The unique has always an universal appeal. Hence this dialogue between Arjuna, a representative of human soul, and Lord Krsna, the divine incarnation, has been translated in almost all the languages of the world. Thousands of people have drawn inspiration from Gita to live their life faithfully and make it more meaningful.

The setting of the story of the origin of the Gita is in the battle field in the Mahabharata where this philosophical dialogue takes place. The frame work and the setting have been so powerfully worked out that the whole dialogue assumes a symbolical and cosmic dimension and transcends it original setting and design. Arjuna, a troubled and dejected soul, becomes a representative of the whole mankind struggling to find answers to their eternal questions and doubts.

This philosophical divine song has not severed from the trials and tribulations of the day-to-day life of a common man and here lies its significance and profundity as a song of philosophy of life. If a person is a poet or a philosopher, a savant or a saint, a mystic or a religious reformer, a leader or a layman, he or she would be certainly benefitted if he or she reads the Gita. The Gita preaches a person from what to eat or how to speak or the think upto how to realise the Highest Reality.

Gita, a celebrated song celestial is far away from either fundamentalism or dogmatism. It is not only a comprehensive religious or a spiritual book but also a guide in the practical life. It's gospel of activism - Karma-Yoga is a very valuable contribution to the philosophy and life. The Gita does proclaim to wage a war against evil but with equanimity. The Gita does preach the humanity to indulge in action but with detachment. The Gita does ask mankind to renounce the attachment and not the action. In fact the Gita preaches not the renunciation of action, but the renunciation in action. The Gita does preach the path of devotion but it should be coupled with knowledge. The knowledge according to the Gita msut be imbued with action. Gita teaches man how to love the Lord or to sympathies with each and every human being. In fact the Gita is the voice of an old intelligence which is contemporary to every age hence it commands enduring or everlasting value.

Contents

Chapter 1The Yoga of the Dijection of Arjuna1
Chapter IIThe Yoga of Knowledge50
Chapter IIIThe Yoga of Action124
Chapter IVThe Yoga of knowledge and Renunciation of Action169
Chapter VThe Yoga Renunciation of Action213
Chapter VIThe Yoga of Meditation244
Chapter VIIThe Yoga of knowledge and Wisdom293
Chapter VIIIThe Yogi of the Imperishable Absolute325
Chapter IXThe Yoga of Royal Knowledge and Royal Mystry355
Chapter XThe Yoga of Manifestation391
Chapter XIThe Yoga of the Vision of the Cosmic From435
Chapter XIIThe Yoga of Devotion492
Chapter XIIIThe Yoga of the Distinction between the Field and the Knower of the Field514
Chapter IVXThe yoga of the Differention of the Three Qualities550
Chapter XVThe Yoga of the Supreme Person579
Chapter XVIThe Yoga of the Distinction between the Divine and Demonic Qualities601
Chapter XVIIThe Yoga of the Threefold Division of Faith627
Chapter XVIIIThe Yoga of Liberation by Renunciation657
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