This book is the Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad-Gita, with original Sanskrit texts, transliterations, translations and a brief commentary on each individual verse. It is an excellent resource for taking up exhaustive Gita study individually or in a group setting. The font and page size is large, and there is ample margin on sides for taking notes.
Set against the thunderous backdrop of the battlefield of Kurukshetra, the Bhagavad-Gita is not merely a dialogue-it is a soul-stirring revelation, delivered by Shri Krishna to a despairing Arjuna at the most critical juncture of his life. As Arjuna collapses under the weight of moral anguish, Shri Krishna's words begin to flow-not just as counsel for battle, but as an eternal guide for life, duty, and the path to emancipation.
Chapter 15 shines as a concise but profound meditation on the nature of reality, self, and divinity. It offers the distilled wisdom of the entire Gita, pointing directly to liberation (moksha) through the recognition of the Purushottama. Knowing Him, Krishna declares, is the highest knowledge-a knowing that liberates, fulfils, and transforms. This book does not merely inform-it awakens. It beckons the seeker to rise beyond confusion and division, into the direct and liberating vision of the Supreme.
