Description
The Bhagavad Gita
Part 1 & 2
(Chapter 1 to 7 and 8 to 18)
With text and Translation, Commentary in the Words of Sri Aurobindo,
Edited by Parmeshwari Prasad Khetan
Interpretation of Sri Aurobindo’s Commentary by Chandra Prakash Khetan
Dear Friends,
It is a great joy to bring to you our much-awaited in-depth interpretation of Sri Aurobindo’s commentary on the Gita in a two-volume set. The original book, containing only the commentary in Sri Aurobindo’s words without this further interpretation, has been received with fondness by readers since 1992. A great number of Gita enthusiasts, finding it a must-read book, have left their reviews on Amazon about this commentary by saying that “The perfect book for those who want to comprehend the deeper meaning of Gita and its application in life. Shri Aurobindo’s commentary gives great insights into the concepts which are otherwise difficult to get from the sanskrit verses alone.”
Some very important features of this set of books are:
- An in-depth interpretation of Sri Aurobindo’s otherwise difficult-to-grasp commentary on the Gita.
- A Deeper perspective on and practical analysis of various issues from a deep spiritual experience rather than merely a philosophical disquisition.
- The total number of pages in the two volumes is around 1100
- An exhaustive word index at the end with more than 1500 entries to quickly find one’s desired topic.
- A complete list of the names of Sri Krishna and Arjuna in the Gita, with their English meaning.
- Binding Hardcover, with an attractive box packing and a beautiful bookmark inserted. Paper quality: natural shade paper.
- An attractive box packing.
According to the Mother: “Sri Aurobindo considers the message of the Gita to be the basis of the great spiritual movement which has led and will lead humanity more and more to its liberation, that is to say, to its escape from falsehood and ignorance, towards the truth. From the time of its first appearance, the Gita has had an immense spiritual action; but with the new interpretation that Sri Aurobindo has given to it, its influence has increased considerably and has become decisive.”
We hope that this set will prove even more helpful to readers in understanding the Gita – and in practically integrating it into their lives – in the light of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother.
