Eisha's translation of the Bhagavad Gita stays true to the original Sanskrit text. People not well-versed with Indian mythology will also find it an interesting read and the lessons at the end of each chapter helps one to interpret the teachings of the Gita in the modern context. Though the Gita ends before the actual episode of the 'Mahabharata war', Eisha has added a description of the war and its aftermath to give the reader a complete picture of the epic. A must read for all those believe in the doctrines of karma (duty) and dharma (faith).
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Re: The Song of the Lord (e-book)
Eisha's translation of the Bhagavad Gita stays true to the original Sanskrit text. People not well-versed with Indian mythology will also find it an interesting read and the lessons at the end of each chapter helps one to interpret the teachings of the Gita in the modern context. Though the Gita ends before the actual episode of the 'Mahabharata war', Eisha has added a description of the war and its aftermath to give the reader a complete picture of the epic. A must read for all those believe in the doctrines of karma (duty) and dharma (faith).