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What the Bhagavad Gita Actually Says

A direct translation and interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita that confronts its true themes of death, duty, and war—not just peace and meditation.

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What This Book Covers

  1. Chapter One - The Archer Collapses
  2. Chapter Two - You Can’t Kill the Soul
  3. Chapter Three - Do the Work
  4. Chapter Four - How God Shows Up
  5. Chapter Five - The Renunciate Who Still Works
  6. Chapter Six - Mind Control and the Yogi Path
  7. Chapter Seven - Krishna = Everything
  8. Chapter Eight - What Happens When You Die
  9. Chapter Nine - The Secret
  10. Chapter Ten - Krishna Goes Full God Mode
  11. Chapter Eleven - The Yoga of Devotion
  12. Chapter Twelve - The Field and the Knower
  13. Chapter Thirteen - The Three Forces
  14. Chapter Fourteen - The Tree and the Self
  15. Chapter Fifteen - Divine and Demonic
  16. Chapter Sixteen - Faith and Food
  17. Epilogue

Excerpt

CHAPTER ONE The Archer Collapses TWO ARMIES FACE each other. It’s family against family. The Kauravas on one side. The Pandavas on the other. The battlefield is called Kurukshetra, the field of dharma. This isn’t just a war. It’s a cosmic event. Arjuna, the greatest archer alive, rides to the front. His charioteer? Krishna. Not just a charioteer, God in human form. But Arjuna doesn’t fully get that yet. He asks Krishna: “Place the chariot in the middle. I want to see who I must fight.” Krishna does. Arjuna sees his uncles. His teachers. His cousins. Friends. People he loves. People he respects. All about to die by his hand. His hands shake. His bow slips. His mind spins. “I can’t do this.”...

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