BHAGAVAD GITA

More than 2000 years old, the Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit: The Song of God); is one of the most influential texts of Hindu theology and philosophy. The book details a conversation between Lord Krishna and the Hindu hero Arjuna before a major battle. The true meaning of the Gita is that of selfless service, and it has been attributed as the inspiration for Mahatma Gandhi and other great spiritual leaders. This book was translated by Edwin Arnold in 1900 from ancient Sanskrit. It is here presented in a handy Pocket Sized version.