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This is the Colour Coded Edition. Gitopanishad of Ratnakar Narale is world’s first Sanskrit recension of the Gita, composed wholly in Anushtubh Shlokas. Its 1447 sholks are in side-by-side association with the 701 verses of the Bhagavad Gita. The Gitopanishad is neither a translation nor a commentary, but it is a devotional musical poetry on the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. Its objective is to answer the unanswered questions and question the unquestioned answers, while defining each yogic term clearly, in sweet musical language. While doing so, the core objective is to remove the misconceptions and the wrong notions that linger in the commentaries on the Gita. Because Hindi is the National Language of India and the most spoken Indian Language in the world, soft Hindi music is an interesting dimension of this work. For the insightful Gita lovers, whether they know Sanskrit or not, this English translated work is a must.
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This is the Colour Coded Edition. Gitopanishad of Ratnakar Narale is world’s first Sanskrit recension of the Gita, composed wholly in Anushtubh Shlokas. Its 1447 sholks are in side-by-side association with the 701 verses of the Bhagavad Gita. The Gitopanishad is neither a translation nor a commentary, but it is a devotional musical poetry on the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. Its objective is to answer the unanswered questions and question the unquestioned answers, while defining each yogic term clearly, in sweet musical language. While doing so, the core objective is to remove the misconceptions and the wrong notions that linger in the commentaries on the Gita. Because Hindi is the National Language of India and the most spoken Indian Language in the world, soft Hindi music is an interesting dimension of this work. For the insightful Gita lovers, whether they know Sanskrit or not, this English translated work is a must.