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The Bhagavad Gita, a sacred Hindu scripture, is a conversation between Prince Arjun and Lord Krishn on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. It explores paths to liberation, emphasizes duty and righteousness, teaches selflessness and detachment, highlights the importance of equanimity and control of the mind, introduces the concepts of Atman and Brahman, and encourages devotion to God. This profound text has had a significant influence on Hindu philosophy, spirituality, and diverse schools of thought, appealing to seekers of spiritual wisdom worldwide.
See what is known about this text’s sections, recensions, translations, and commentaries. Unverified structure stays clearly marked until a source edition supports it.
Only source-backed chapter and verse paths appear here. Readable passages remain available even when their exact placement still needs review.
Directly stored knowledge links. Inferred deity paths and unverified verse hierarchies are not presented as canonical relationships.