The Bhagavad Gita is not just a religious scripture—it is a timeless guide to understanding life, decisions, and inner strength. The dialogue between Lord Krishna and a confused, grief-stricken Arjuna offers practical wisdom that remains relevant even today.

This book presents the essence of the Gita in a simple, story-based, and child-friendly format, making its profound teachings accessible to young readers as well as adults. Instead of heavy philosophy and complex verses, the message is conveyed through emotions, real-life situations, and clear life lessons.

What this book offers:
• 18 chapters presented as 18 clear life lessons
• Arjuna’s dilemmas reflect the doubts of today’s children and youth
• Krishna’s guidance appears as calm mentoring, not strict preaching
• Emphasis on ethics, responsibility, balance, and self-understanding
• Practical examples from school, family, friendships, and daily life

Written especially for children aged 10–15, this book helps them understand that fear, confusion, and failure are natural—but decisions should be guided by understanding, not fear. At the same time, it serves as a valuable resource for parents and teachers to engage children in meaningful conversations about life and values.

This is not an attempt to rewrite or replace the Gita.
It is a humble effort to make its timeless wisdom easy to understand and relevant to everyday life.

The Gita does not belong to the past.
It belongs to every moment when a person seeks guidance.