Bhagavad Gita Hindi Audio

Bhagavad Gita Hindi Audio


Bhagavad Gita Audio (Hindi)


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3.0for iPhone, iPad and more
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Mar 11, 2023
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About Bhagavad Gita Hindi Audio

Bhagavad-gita, a philosophical poem comprising seven hundred Sanskrit verses, is one of the most important philosophical and literary works known to man. More commentaries have been written upon the Gita than upon any other philosophical or religious text in history. As a classic of timeless wisdom, it is the main literary support for the oldest surviving spiritual culture in the world-that of India's Vedic civilization. Not only has the Gita directed the religious life of many centuries of Hindus, but, owing to the pervasive influence of religious concepts in Vedic civilization, the Gita has shaped India's social, ethical, cultural and even political life as well. Attesting to India's nearly universal acceptance of the Gita, practically every sectarian cult and school of Hindu thought, representing a vast spectrum of religious and philosophical views, accepts Bhagavad-gita as the summum bonum guide to spiritual truth. The Gita, therefore, more than any other single historical source, provides penetrating insight into the metaphysical and psychological foundation of India's Vedic culture, both ancient and contemporary.

The influence of Bhagavad-gita, however, is not limited to India. The Gita has deeply affected the thinking of generations of philosophers, theologians, educators, scientists and authors in the West as well Henry David Thoreau reveals in his journal, "Every morning I bathe my intellect in the stupendous and cosmogonal philosophy of the Bhagavad-gita ... in comparison with which our modern civilization and literature seem puny and trivial."

The Gita has long been considered the essence of Vedic literature, the vast body of ancient scriptural writings that forms the basis of Vedic philosophy and spirituality. As the essence of the 108 Upanisads, it is sometimes referred to as Gitopanisad.

Bhagavad-gita, the essence of Vedic wisdom, was injected into the Mahabharata, an action-packed narrative of an important era in ancient Indian politics.

Bhagavad-gita comes to us in the form of a battlefield dialogue between Lord Sri Krishna and the warrior Arjuna. The dialogue occurs just before the onset of the first military engagement of the Kuruksetra War, a great fratricidal war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas to determine India's political destiny. Arjuna, forgetful of his prescribed duty as a ksatriya (warrior) whose duty is to fight for a righteous cause in a holy war, decides, for personally motivated reasons, not to fight. Krishna, who has agreed to act as the driver of Arjuna's chariot, sees His friend and devotee in illusion and perplexity and proceeds to enlighten Arjuna regarding his immediate social duty (varna-dharma) as a warrior and, more important, his eternal duty or nature (sanatana-dharma) as an eternal spiritual entity in relationship with God. Thus the relevance and universality of Krishna's teachings transcend the immediate historical setting of Arjuna's battlefield dilemma. Krishna speaks for the benefit of all souls who have forgotten their eternal nature, the ultimate goal of existence, and their eternal relationship with Him.

The Gita Defines Three Yogas or Paths to Moksha or Ultimate Reality and Liberation.

* Chapter 1-6 define Karma Yoga the yoga of actions,
* Chapter 7-12 define Bhakti Yoga the yoga of devotion and
* Chapter 13-18 define Jnana Yoga the yoga of knowledge.

Features:
* Easiest and Simple User Friendly UI
* Suitable for any age and life-stage
* Read or listen to verses
* High quality sound
* Clear, high quality voice content
* A Very light app
* Pause & Play Function
* Offline Access - Anytime, anywhere availability.
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What's New in the Latest Version 3.0

Last updated on Mar 11, 2023
Old Versions
support iOS 16.
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Version History
3.0
Mar 11, 2023
support iOS 16.
2.1
Mar 25, 2021
compatible devices for iOS 14
2.0
Aug 2, 2020
WebSite Url Change
1.0
Feb 10, 2018

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