Hindi Bhagavad Gita with Audio 1.0.3

The "Bhagavad Gita with Audio/Santh Saral Geeta" by a Himalayan saint offers an insightful exploration of the philosophical and spiritual teachings contained within this revered text. The Bhagavad Gita presents profound truths regarding existence, including the nature of Krishna (God), the individual soul, the material world, the actions undertaken in life, and the concept of liberation. It serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding consciousness, the self, and our relationship with the cosmos, encapsulating the essence of India's spiritual wisdom.

Originally manifested as part of the Mahabharata and attributed to the ancient sage Vedavyasa, the Bhagavad Gita was first narrated by Lord Krishna to Arjuna amid the tumultuous battlefield of Kurukshetra. This context highlights its relevance not only to philosophical discourse but also to ethical deliberation in human affairs.

The "Sant Saral Geeta," an adaptation that incorporates elements of various languages such as Sanskrit, Maithili, Hindi, Avadhi, Gujarati, Odia, Bengali, and Punjabi, is rendered in an accessible poetic form by Krishnadas ji Maharaj. This version was composed in proximity to Vyasadeva’s cave, under divine blessings—making it notable for its devotional context.

The dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna addresses critical themes of despair and guidance in times of crisis. Throughout this discourse, Krishna imparts essential wisdom regarding selfless action and devotion. Unlike the strict monism found in the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita enriches this philosophical landscape by integrating aspects of dualism and theism.

The text has inspired a multitude of commentaries over the centuries, commencing with Adi Sankara's interpretation in the eighth century CE. Many scholars interpret the battlefield setting as a metaphor for human ethical dilemmas and moral conflicts. Furthermore, the Bhagavad Gita's emphasis on selfless action has influenced significant figures in India's independence movement, notably Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who regarded it as a source of guidance during challenging times.

Features of this edition include:

• All 700 shlokas presented in santh saral chhanda
• Available chanting audio
• Complete Bhagavad Gita in Sanskrit with chanting
• Fast and responsive user interface
• Easy navigation between chapters and shlokas
• Fully functional without internet access

In honoring Krishnadas ji Maharaj and all associated saints, the Universal Listener Team aims to serve the community through this valuable resource.