SHRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA

Book Review : DHOLE SNEHAL KISAN ,MGV’s Loknete Vyankatrao Hiray Art, Science And Commerce College Panchvati, Nashik .

In this greatest epic book the author say that’s
‘‘We should live in present moment ,
forget about past & think about future’’
Means; That whatever we done in our past we shall forget about all the mistake , mischief , etc. and don’t regret about the past . Because what is done past cannot be changed and also do not repeat the mistake done in past . Therefore, we should try to make our present good so we can make our future better .
In the bhagavad gita , Lord Krishna teaches that one can kill only the body but the soul is immortal . At death , the soul is reborn in another body , or, for those who have fully grasped the true teaching , it achieves moksha – that is , freedom from the wheel of rebirth
The bhagavad gita encourages us to live life with purity, strength ,discipline , honesty , kindness and integrity in order to find our purpose and to live the life happily
Srimad Bhagavad Mahapuran is a reversed scripture offering profound on devotion and spirituality . It promises transformation through sincere listening and observing .
When one conquers his inner enemies , peace will come automatically to us .’ ‘The true teacher is one who helps you to realize the divinity within yourself’ . ‘The weak cannot forgive ; the strong can , forgiveness ia an attribute of the strong’ .
The lines I like from bhagavad gita ‘KARMANYE VADHIKARASTE MA PHALESHU KADCHANA’ means ‘For one who has conquered his mind is best of friend , but for one who has failed to do so , a mind is the greatest enemy’.

Name : Antara Kanade
College : Sinhgad College of Engineering

Timeless Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita:
A Devotee’s Perspective
The Bhagavad Gita is one of my most favorite books. It is not just a book but a source of
inspiration and a guide on how to live a meaningful life as taught by Lord Shree Krishna. This
timeless scripture, written by Veda Vyasa, also known as Krishna Dvaipayana, o ers
solutions to every problem, no matter how big or complex. Many people believe that
whenever you face a problem or are in a tough situation, you can simply close your eyes,
open the Gita randomly, and read the first line on the right-hand side. That single line often
provides the solution or guidance you need.
Before reading the Bhagavad Gita, it is a universal practice to chant the mantra:
“Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama
Rama Hare Hare.”
I have personally experienced immense positivity and good changes in my life since I started
reading the Gita. The experience becomes even more profound when one wholeheartedly
believes in Shree Krishna and becomes his devotee.
Krishna’s life, story, and teachings are incomplete without Radha Rani. She is the eternal
truth of Krishna’s life and existence. The bond between Radha and Krishna is magical and
divine. When we pray and say “Radhe Krishna,” it brings immense peace and joy. Radha and
Krishna are said to be one soul in two di erent bodies. They came to earth during the
Dwaparyuga to teach humanity about love, devotion, and compassion.
The Bhagavad Gita contains the most important lessons that Krishna imparted to Arjuna
during the Mahabharata. Among these teachings, the foremost is to perform your duties
(karmas) selflessly without attachment to the results, as the outcomes are in the hands of
Shree Krishna.
In conclusion, I believe that everyone should read the Bhagavad Gita at least once in their
lifetime. More importantly, it should become a lifelong companion, as its wisdom can guide
us in every aspect of our lives. Our lives should be dedicated to Shree Krishna and his
teachings.
Jai Shree Krishna! Radhe Radhe!

The Bhagavad Gita, a timeless masterpiece woven into the epic Mahabharata. The
Bhagavad Gita was spoken by lord Krishna to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra,
just before the start of a great war.

Arjuna, overwhelmed by the sight of his own family members arrayed against him as
enemies, experienced a profound crisis of conscience. He was deeply troubled by thought
of killing his relatives, teachers, and friends.
Overwhelmed by grief and despair, Arjuna refused to fight, casting aside his bow and
arrows. It was at this crucial moment that Lord Krishna, his charioteer and divine guide,
imparted the profound wisdom of the Gita.
In essence, the Gita arose from Arjuna’s profound moral dilemma-the conflict between
his duty as a warrior and his love for his family.

Student Name-Antara Kanade
College Name-Sinhgad College Of Engineering Vadgaon(bk)
Timeless Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita:
A Devotee’s Perspective
The Bhagavad Gita is one of my most favorite books. It is not just a book but a source of
inspiration and a guide on how to live a meaningful life as taught by Lord Shree Krishna. This
timeless scripture, written by Veda Vyasa, also known as Krishna Dvaipayana, o􀆯ers
solutions to every problem, no matter how big or complex. Many people believe that
whenever you face a problem or are in a tough situation, you can simply close your eyes,
open the Gita randomly, and read the first line on the right-hand side. That single line often
provides the solution or guidance you need.
Before reading the Bhagavad Gita, it is a universal practice to chant the mantra:
“Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama
Rama Hare Hare.”
I have personally experienced immense positivity and good changes in my life since I started
reading the Gita. The experience becomes even more profound when one wholeheartedly
believes in Shree Krishna and becomes his devotee.
Krishna’s life, story, and teachings are incomplete without Radha Rani. She is the eternal
truth of Krishna’s life and existence. The bond between Radha and Krishna is magical and
divine. When we pray and say “Radhe Krishna,” it brings immense peace and joy. Radha and
Krishna are said to be one soul in two di􀆯erent bodies. They came to earth during the
Dwaparyuga to teach humanity about love, devotion, and compassion.
The Bhagavad Gita contains the most important lessons that Krishna imparted to Arjuna
during the Mahabharata. Among these teachings, the foremost is to perform your duties
(karmas) selflessly without attachment to the results, as the outcomes are in the hands of
Shree Krishna.
In conclusion, I believe that everyone should read the Bhagavad Gita at least once in their
lifetime. More importantly, it should become a lifelong companion, as its wisdom can guide
us in every aspect of our lives. Our lives should be dedicated to Shree Krishna and his
teachings.
Jai Shree Krishna! Radhe Radhe!