The Gita Story - Charan Das, Nityanand
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The Bhagavad Gita is a timeless guide that shows us how to live, how to choose, how to love, and how to return home. But for many today, the ancient verses can feel distant. The teachings may be profound, but their heart can feel hard to touch. This book bridges that gap. Here, the Gita is retold as a flowing, immersive story. No jargon. No complexity. Just eternal truths-told with clarity, warmth, and love. In these pages, you'll discover: * How to stay calm in a chaotic world * What really happens after death * Why work, love, and success feel empty without devotion * The power of…mehr

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The Bhagavad Gita is a timeless guide that shows us how to live, how to choose, how to love, and how to return home. But for many today, the ancient verses can feel distant. The teachings may be profound, but their heart can feel hard to touch. This book bridges that gap. Here, the Gita is retold as a flowing, immersive story. No jargon. No complexity. Just eternal truths-told with clarity, warmth, and love. In these pages, you'll discover: * How to stay calm in a chaotic world * What really happens after death * Why work, love, and success feel empty without devotion * The power of renunciation-not by quitting, but by surrendering. . Whether you are a beginner to bhakti or a seasoned student of the Gita, this version will draw you in-gently, profoundly, and personally.
Autorenporträt
Nityanand Charan Das, an esteemed spiritual counsellor and practicing monk for the past 18 years at ISKCON Chowpatty, Mumbai, is a disciple of the world-renowned spiritual leader, philanthropist, and best-selling author, His Holiness Radhanath Swami. A celebrated author of several national bestsellers, Nityanand Charan Das has captivated readers with works such as A Monk's Almanac, Icons of Grace, and Ask the Monk. His message is simple yet profound: "Spiritual Life is not a life of Rejection. It is a life of Connection" We don't need to give up anything; we only need to embrace this valuable dimension to enrich our lives.