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The Bhagavad-Gita is a conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, narrated by the Bhisma-Parva of the Mahabharata. ...
The Bhagavad-Gita was originally written in Sanskrit as early as 200 BC. ... There have been hundreds of commentaries written on the Bhavigdad Gita by many renowned authors and philosophers from many perspectives.
The Bhavagdad-Gita is a work, which reaches across many ages and cultures. ...
As stated before, the Bhavagdad-Gita is 18 Chapters in length. ...
Sanderson Beck offers a very symbolic representation of the concepts in the Bhavagdad –Gita, but it still has the same thread of the smaller object being represented by earthly symbolism and a larger object as being represented by the cosmos. ...
William Quan Judge produced a very unusual sounding version of the Bhavagdad-Gita. ...
Ramanand Prasad presents another western view of the Bhavagdad-Gita. ... The first three commentators present an eastern view of the Bhavagdad-Gita. ...
There are hundreds of translations and commentaries written on the Bhavagdad-Gita. ... It is therefore almost impossible to take the word of anyone who claims to be an authority on the Bhavagdad-Gita. ... Each reflects the popular ideas of the time and presents the Bhavagdad-Gita in relation to the surroundings of he author. ...
The inability of the Bhavagdad-Gita to be translated in a straight forward manner of which all can agree places it in the category of mythological work, with the Lord Krishna and Arjuna as the heroes of the tale. The Bhavagdad-Gita stands the test of time as a classical work. The Bhavagdad-Gita has a different meaning for each and every person who reads it.
Approximate Word count = 1555
Approximate Pages = 6.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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