Bhagavad Gita Series chapter -01
Why do we cling to material pursuits as the goal of life? How often do we stop to think and question the purpose of our existence? Why are organizations confronted with individuals who act out their own individual compulsions? Why is it that diversity and inclusion of people from varied backgrounds is a challenge, both in our personal and professional lives? In this book, for the modern day seeker, Nithyananda, comments on the first chapter of the great Bhagavad Gita, traditionally called Arjuna’s dilemma, exposing timeless and timely issues that Arjuna, the hero of this story, dialogues with his mentor and guide Lord Krishna. He teaches, that simple awareness, can lead to tremendous transformation within.
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Why do we cling to material pursuits as the goal of life? How often do we stop to think and question the purpose of our existence? Why are organizations confronted with individuals who act out their own individual compulsions? Why is it that diversity and inclusion of people from varied backgrounds is a challenge, both in our personal and professional lives? In this book, for the modern day seeker, Nithyananda, comments on the first chapter of the great Bhagavad Gita, traditionally called Arjuna’s dilemma, exposing timeless and timely issues that Arjuna, the hero of this story, dialogues with his mentor and guide Lord Krishna. He teaches, that simple awareness, can lead to tremendous transformation within.
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Product Detail
- ISBN : 978-1-934364-18-5
- Format : eBook
- Language : English
- Pages : 266
About The Author
His Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda is recognized today as a clear, legitimate, apolitical voice of Sanatana Hindu Dharma, and revered as a living incarnation of superconsciousness by millions worldwide. He is a Mahamandaleshwar (spiritual head) of Mahanirvani Peeth, the world’s most ancient apex body of Hinduism. He is the most watched spiritual teacher on YouTube.com with over 19 million views, and the author of more than 300 books published in over 20 languages. His lectures are watched live every day on http://www.nithyananda. tv, as well as on multiple international television channels and via video conferencing.
