Spirituality At Work : The Inspiring Message Of The Bhagavad Gita Paperback – 1 January 2016

Being a civil engineering student, I alreadyknow who Devdas Menon sir is, and I'm a huge fan of him first as a professor of civil engineering. But then I came accross his Integral Karmayoga course taught in IIT Madras (available in YouTube as well), which is excellent, and I am a nobody to judge that course since it's importance in a student's life cannot be stated in words. This book is the textbook for that course and is equally important, and is so well & pristinely written.Any student must definitely get his/her hands on this book irrespective of whether you get your hands on Integral Karmayoga course or not, and please donot be misguided by the word 'Spirituality', because most of us donot understand the right meaning of the word. This book is that, but much more practical.This course also introduced me to another great work - 'The Mind Illuminated' by Culdasa, which is by far one of the most detailed practical manual guide on meditation ever written in my opinion, and a lot of other practitioners of meditation too.

This book is very useful for a student on spiritual path. It helped me to realise that desireless action is superior to inaction. In-depth explanations about three gunas (sattva, rajas, and tamas) is very useful for self analysis. The video lectures of Integral Karmayoga course on YouTube are helpful in better understanding of this book. I am Dr. Devdas Menon's student and know him personally. I highly recommend this book to any novice on spiritual path.

The content is Bhagavad Gita and author's own reflections on some of the versus. Written in simple English, it is an easy read. Readers will be able to connect with their own life.

Clears the mind and gives answers to the deep questions

Related the selected verses with day to day life.Good book to read to understand Gita.Authors approach is practical.

Reading this book was a very plesant journey. The author provides a very nice and coherent synthesis on entire bhahavad gita. He doesn't take a verse by verse approach but through 18 essay like chapters he covers basics of applying gita in one's life. Highly recommended for all. This text could be a bit difficult to understand for someone who reads gita for first time so one might need to read again to grasp concepts fully.

Well written book. Traditional essence is presented in a modern context.

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