A 5,000 year-old universal and practical life companion. Religious or not, philosophical or not, spiritual or not, the Bhagavad-gita equips the reader with the vision to navigate life and its inevitable twists and turns, with grit and grace.
The setting is one of the largest and most famous historical wars the world has seen. At Kurukshetra, two branches of one royal family lined up as the Kaurava brothers, driven by pride and greed, refused to give the Pandava brothers their rightful kingdom. They were refused any land to govern, going against the Pandava’s natures as leaders.
As the battle was about to begin, the great warrior Arjuna asked Krishna, Divinity serving as his chariot driver, to take him to the centre of the battlefield. Seeing his own family, friends, and countrymen lined up to fight and die, Arjuna was overcome by doubt and despair. In that crisis, he began asking life's deepest questions - about duty, happiness, and the meaning of it all, sparking a profound conversation that became the Bhagavad-gita.
The Bhagavad-gita is the ultimate “How-To” guide. Each day we are wondering how to make good choices, how to find purpose, or how to love deeply, these topics were addressed comprehensively on a battlefield 5,000 years ago. Think Gita is dedicated to unpacking this practical wisdom 5,000 years later, to bring it from words on a book to lived experience through Courses, Circles and Retreats.
A 5,000 year-old universal and practical life companion. Religious or not, philosophical or not, spiritual or not, the Bhagavad-gita equips the reader with the vision to navigate life and its inevitable twists and turns, with grit and grace.
The setting is one of the largest and most famous historical wars the world has seen. At Kurukshetra, two branches of one royal family lined up as the Kaurava brothers, driven by pride and greed, refused to give the Pandava brothers their rightful kingdom. They were refused any land to govern, going against the Pandava’s natures as leaders.
As the battle was about to begin, the great warrior Arjuna asked Krishna, Divinity serving as his chariot driver, to take him to the centre of the battlefield. Seeing his own family, friends, and countrymen lined up to fight and die, Arjuna was overcome by doubt and despair. In that crisis, he began asking life's deepest questions - about duty, happiness, and the meaning of it all, sparking a profound conversation that became the Bhagavad-gita.
The Bhagavad-gita is the ultimate “How-To” guide. Each day we are wondering how to make good choices, how to find purpose, or how to love deeply, these topics were addressed comprehensively on a battlefield 5,000 years ago. Think Gita is dedicated to unpacking this practical wisdom 5,000 years later, to bring it from words on a book to lived experience through Courses, Circles and Retreats.
