The Bhagavad Gita is unquestionably the most widely read scripture among our holy books. The deepest reason why it still moves millions of aspiring hearts is that Krishna's divine song is in the last analysis, the most convincing gospel ever preached by a Messiah. The Bhagavad Gita is a valuable aid for understanding the supreme ends of life through a process of wisdom, love and actions. By rendering the Sanskrit divine song into English blank verse, Dilip Kumar Roy has done a literary miracle which only he could perform. His interpretation of the message of the Gita is conspicuous by its freshness, simplicity and relevance to modern life.
About the Author
Dilip Kumar Roy, a product of Calcutta and Cambridge Universities, received his well-rounded musical training in Germany and Italy before returning to India. At the age of 31 he was initiated into spiritualism by Sri Aurobindo. He has authored some sixty books in English and Bengali.
Not only sweet but also scintillating
Deccan Herald
Marks the peak of author's ability to render Sanskrit original without robbing it of its dignity and compactness
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