The Bhagavad Gita (Set of 2 volumes)
With Text and Translation, Commentary in the Words of Sri Aurobindo with its Interpretation
— Compilation from the Works of Sri Aurobindo with commentary
| Price: Rs 1100 Pages: 1115 Dimensions (in cms): 14x22 ISBN: 978-81-987770-0-3 | Hard Cover (set of 2 volumes) | |
| Publisher: Sri Aurobindo Divine Life Publication and Distribution Agency, Jhunjhunu | ||
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About The Bhagavad Gita (Set of 2 volumes)
This two-volume set on the Bhagavad Gita published by the Sri Aurobindo Divine Life Trust is an elaboration on an earlier, one-volume treatment. It presents each verse of the original Sanskrit text along with its translation in English, drawn from Sri Aurobindo's Essays on the Gita. The slokas are followed by commentary compiled from the works of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.
The new component in these volumes comprises interpretations of Sri Aurobindo’s commentary resulting from informal discussions between Chandra Prakash Khetan and members of the Divine Life Ashram, Jhunjhunu. These are interspersed throughout the text at relevant intervals and are demarcated between opening and closing symbols (‡) to distinguish them from the words of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.
Appendices include extracts from Sri Aurobindo and the Mother on the secret of divine incarnations (volume one) and on the historicity and spiritual reality of Sri Krishna, and the Gita's teaching in the larger context of Sri Aurobindo's message (volume two).
The new component in these volumes comprises interpretations of Sri Aurobindo’s commentary resulting from informal discussions between Chandra Prakash Khetan and members of the Divine Life Ashram, Jhunjhunu. These are interspersed throughout the text at relevant intervals and are demarcated between opening and closing symbols (‡) to distinguish them from the words of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.
Appendices include extracts from Sri Aurobindo and the Mother on the secret of divine incarnations (volume one) and on the historicity and spiritual reality of Sri Krishna, and the Gita's teaching in the larger context of Sri Aurobindo's message (volume two).
