1月15日 的 Bhagavad Gita The Song of God 應用程式分析

Bhagavad Gita The Song of God, is a comprehensive commentary by Swami Mukundananda on the timeless wisdom given to Arjun by Shree Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Unable to deal with the immediate problem at hand, Arjun approached Shree Krishna for a palliative to overcome the anguish he was experiencing. Shree Krishna did not just advise him on his immediate problem but digressed to give a profound discourse on the philosophy of life. In this authoritative commentary, Swami Mukundananda reveals the original meanings of the verses with crystal clear explanations and perfect logic. Adopting a comprehensive and holistic approach not attempted hitherto, he intersperses his purports with illustrative stories and real-life examples to make the teachings easy to comprehend and implement in everyday living. He masterly quotes from all the Vedic scriptures and many other sacred texts, opening up a panoramic view to help us see through the window of the Bhagavad Gita, the whole Absolute Truth. This is the most popular commentary on Bhagavad Gita ever. Seeing its readership in millions on the website https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org is now made available as an App. It has the Bhagavad Gita Sanskrit verses, Transliteration, Word Meanings, Translation, and Commentary of the verse. Key Features 1. Navigation of chapters and verses made real easy with a user-friendly interface. 2. Seamless reading experience. Continue reading with just a swipe. 3. Read Anytime, Anywhere. No internet required after downloading the App. 4. Audio available for each shloka. Each verse has been provided with the audio for the correct pronunciation of the verse. 5. Get notification of the “Verse of the Day”. 6. Track your reading progress. See what percentage of the chapter and the verse you have read. 7. Easily search words, terms, etc by using the search icon. 8. Read Gita in 3 more langauges: Hindi, Telugu and Odia Other Features 1. Free Download 2. No advertisement 3. No pop-ups, Spam Messages