The Bhagvad Gita, it is believed, is the essence of India's Vedic wisdom. As a perennial source of knowledge, it has intrigued the philosophical mind of men and women from all over the world. Capturing the greatest philosophical and religious dialogue known to mankind, it recounts the discourse given by Lord Krishna to Arjuna, who was reluctant to fight his relatives facing the other side on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. A discourse on the science of self-realisation, it is an arresting moment in the life of one who suddenly feels the need to question his duty.

Compiled in 18 chapters and 700 Shlokas, it is a detailed rationalisation of important concepts such as Karma Yoga- Transcendental Knowledge, Dhyana Yoga- Knowledge of supreme truth, attaining the Supreme, the opulence of the Absolute, the Universal Form, Devotional Service, Nature, the enjoyer and Consciousness, Divisions of faith, perfection of Renunciation and more. Compressed in a set of two compact volumes, the chosen verses in the album strive to present the supreme spiritual mystery and secrets of Gita, in a style that is simple and elegant. Sung by S. P. Balasubramanium in Sanskrit and translated into English, it is an attempt to capture the unfathomable ocean of wisdom that lies in this Holy Scripture.