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Can I start reading Bhagavad Gita?
Read the bhagwad Gita either a chapter a day or a shloka a day. This a scripture meant for application in everyday life. It can be simply read at first.
How long does it take to read Bhagavad Gita?
Originally Answered: How much time it would take to read GITA? It varies from individual to individual. One may finish it in 18 days (a chapter a day) and someone else may take 18 months!
In which language should I read Bhagavad Gita?
Originally Answered: Which language should I prefer for reading Bhagvad Gita- Hindi or English? You should read Bhagvat-Gita in English because english is lot more easier than hindi but if you are interested in hindi then you should read that in hindi.
Should I read Geeta in English or Hindi?
You should read Bhagvat-Gita in English because english is lot more easier than hindi but if you are interested in hindi then you should read that in hindi.
How do I read the Bhagavad Gita in one month?
First, a daily reading of either a chapter or the 24 verses/full chapter method. Many people do this in the morning as part of their morning daily devotions. Read without commentaries. There are 700 verses in the Gita, the 24 verse/full chapter method means you will complete 1 reading in 1 lunar month.
How many chapters of Bhagavad Gita represent Krishna himself?
The First 6 chapters of Bhagavad Gita are the head of Krishna; The middle 6 chapters are the stomach of Krishna; And the last 18 chapters are the legs of Krishna. Thus Bhagavad Gita represents Krishna Himself. (1) One should not read Bhagavad Gita to enhance his material activities and pleasures, but, to go closer to Krishna.
How many chapters in the Bhagavad Gita does Arjuna have?
Krishna’s advice to Arjuna is a source of wisdom and spiritual support. But the Gita ’s 18 chapters also raise challenging questions. To begin, while the Gita is a book about yoga, it is framed by an epic story of conflict and war.
How is pain resolved in the Bhagavad Gita?
The pain to be resolved in the Gita is ultimately the result of Arjuna’s deep-seated attachments. His love for his teachers, his affection for those fighting on both sides of the conflict, the desire he cherishes to protect social order, and even the sympathy he feels for his evil cousins—all confound him.