Chapter 1 : Wrong thinking is the only problem in life.
Chapter 2 : Right Knowledge is the ultimate solution to all our problems.
Chapter 3 : Selflessness is the only way to progress & prosperity.
Chapter 4 : Every act can be an act of prayer.
Chapter 5: Renounce the ego of individuality & rejoice in the Bliss of Infinity.
Chapter 6: Connect the higher consciousness daily.
Chapter 7: Live what you learn.
Chapter 8: Never give up on yourself.
Chapter 9: Value your blessings.
Chapter10: See divinity all around.
Chapter 11: Have enough surrender to see the truth as it is.
Chapter 12: Absorb your mind in the higher.
Chapter 13:Detach from maya and attach to divine.
Chapter 14:Line a lifestyle that matches your vision.
Chapter 15:Give priority to divinity.
Chapter 16:Being good is a reward in itself.
Chapter 17:Choosing the right over the pleasant is a sign of power.
Chapter 18:Lets Go,
Lets move to Union with God.
By Maharishi Ved Vyas- Author of shreemad Bhagwat Gita
From India, Ghaziabad
Chapter 2 : Right Knowledge is the ultimate solution to all our problems.
Chapter 3 : Selflessness is the only way to progress & prosperity.
Chapter 4 : Every act can be an act of prayer.
Chapter 5: Renounce the ego of individuality & rejoice in the Bliss of Infinity.
Chapter 6: Connect the higher consciousness daily.
Chapter 7: Live what you learn.
Chapter 8: Never give up on yourself.
Chapter 9: Value your blessings.
Chapter10: See divinity all around.
Chapter 11: Have enough surrender to see the truth as it is.
Chapter 12: Absorb your mind in the higher.
Chapter 13:Detach from maya and attach to divine.
Chapter 14:Line a lifestyle that matches your vision.
Chapter 15:Give priority to divinity.
Chapter 16:Being good is a reward in itself.
Chapter 17:Choosing the right over the pleasant is a sign of power.
Chapter 18:Lets Go,
Lets move to Union with God.
By Maharishi Ved Vyas- Author of shreemad Bhagwat Gita
From India, Ghaziabad
Dear Sumit K Saxena,
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Bhagawat Geeta in a new thread. Thanks for the post.
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Sometime back this message of crisp Bhagawat Geeta, was circulating in 'whatsapp' and you have done a good job of posting it in Cite HR for the benefit of a larger community.
V.Raghunathan
From India
You have done a very good job of posting the short version of
Bhagawat Geeta in a new thread. Thanks for the post.
The best part of your post is the conciseness with clarity.
Whenever we see any bulky treatise we tend to shy away from it, thinking that it is too much volume or develop a fear that it may have many incomprehensible thoughts.
Now in the form in which the 18 chapters have been presented, there is every chance that some one who wants to learn more of what attracts him, will choose the specific chapter for a detailed study.
Sometime back this message of crisp Bhagawat Geeta, was circulating in 'whatsapp' and you have done a good job of posting it in Cite HR for the benefit of a larger community.
V.Raghunathan
From India
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