Bhagavad Gita The Rap Of God
Bhagavad-gita: The Rap of God By - Kalakantha Dasa The fearless and powerful warrior Arjuna sees friends and relatives dressed for war and itching to kill him. Dropping his bow, he slumps in his chariot and tells his driver Krishna, “I can’t do it.” In that intense moment the two friends begin a blunt, penetrating talk. Afterwards, Arjuna picks up his bow and declares, “Our cause is just. Now I’m ready. We will win.” What did Krishna say in that short conversation? The Bhagavad-gita answers that question, an answer that over thousands of years has inspired millions of people to overcome depression, fear and inner conflict. This concise, entertaining edition updates this classic with contemporary language and a helpful Q&A section on how to apply to the Gita's teachings in daily life.
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Bhagavad-gita: The Rap of God By - Kalakantha Dasa The fearless and powerful warrior Arjuna sees friends and relatives dressed for war and itching to kill him. Dropping his bow, he slumps in his chariot and tells his driver Krishna, “I can’t do it.” In that intense moment the two friends begin a blunt, penetrating talk. Afterwards, Arjuna picks up his bow and declares, “Our cause is just. Now I’m ready. We will win.” What did Krishna say in that short conversation? The Bhagavad-gita answers that question, an answer that over thousands of years has inspired millions of people to overcome depression, fear and inner conflict. This concise, entertaining edition updates this classic with contemporary language and a helpful Q&A section on how to apply to the Gita's teachings in daily life.