The Bhagavad Gita for Daily Living, Volume 1: A Verse-by-Verse Commentary: Chapters 1-6 The End of Sorrow (The Bhagavad Gita for Daily Living, 1)

Amazing how this was written almost 50 years ago and the examples of everyday life used in the book are still relevant in 2023.Have been listening to the Audiobooks on long walks and sometimes doing the read along with it. Audio book is 50 hours and well worth the listen. If you have any questions about life, feel stuck somewhere or just don't know what to do next you might want to give it a listen. The Bhagavad Gita has answers to questions you would probably not think of asking if you are just starting out on your spiritual life journey. Even if you don't think or know you are on a spiritual journey, you could always change your mind.The wisdom in this set of 3 books and the Audiobook which has all 3 books in it, is relevant to all religions not just eastern religions or even if you are not religious at all, just as relevant. Purchased the books because they have a glossary of unfamiliar terms at the back of the book that help with the audiobook.Somewhere in there, Eknath Easwaran talks about how life is a series of choices, then gives one some context about what those choices are; the good and the not so good and where they lead. A friend used to tell me, you can learn your lessons through pain or through joy, the choice is yours. This book helps you sort through the choices.

I have been practicing passage meditation for nine months. I have read the Gita 3 times. This is a good explanation of the meanings of the verses for someone fluent in english. It is a great way to wind up my day and prepare for sleep

I’ve been using this book as an evening self-reflection time. I will read a passage or two and discuss with someone, journal to process what I read.

I personally feel that everyone should once read the Bhagwad Gita, this book is not exactly the same but it does have good messages / values that one can implement in their life.

Excellent insights into a fairly foreign and somewhat difficult text. Deeply appreciated.

Its a “okay” book with well desciption of Bhagwad Gita. But its comparison at several instances to other religions especially Islam is not a good example. The concept of other religion and its values differ completely to that of Hinduism.Hence I don’t recommend this book.