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Proof of the pudding is in the eating, right? So get a whiff, dip into a test taste.
Click for a pdf download of first 4 sample chapters. ABSOLUTELY FREE.
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And oh yes, I have a Goodreads Giveaway on till 23rd May 2015. Applicable to Indian readers only. Apply via link : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24466957-arjun
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A wonderful gift 🙂
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Yes,thank you. Hope you enjoyed it.
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Coooooll :).. Another book to add to the library :). Yay!!
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Go ahead and apply. All the best, Vinay.
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Reblogged this on bhaktimotta.
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Much obliged, Bhakti, for spreading the good word. Thank you!
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Thanks for sharing this. I find a sudden renewal of interest in the epic.I am sure there’s still much to learn from analysis of the characters in Mahabharata.
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Oh, yes. If you have time, you can visit the novel’s Facebook page. Just posted an analysis about Shalya’s role in Kurukshetra war. https://www.facebook.com/ArjunTheNovel
Vyas was an absolute genius! He continues to intrigue us 5000 years down the line
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Congrats on the book… I’ll download the excerp for sure!… Happy friday and best wishes dear Sweetyshinde Aquileana 😀
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Thank you so much dear! Happy weekend to you too.
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Facinating. I hope to read your entire book one day and it has urged me to move my copy of the Bhagavad Gita to near the top of my ‘to read’ pile!
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Flattered! Thank you for the encouragement.
Which version of B. Gita do you have? Does it have purports and expanded explanations of every verse?
I read it on my own many years ago – and didn’t understand any at all.
Years later, I attended a course where most verses from all chapters were explained – and then I finally understood its relevance ad depth.
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My copy is very, very old yet I’ve never had the chance to read it. Yes it does have purports and expanded explanations written by His Divine Grace A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. That name will probably mean much more to you than I as I am a complete beginner in understanding the B. Gita.
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Yes, he’s the founder of ISKCON cult. I ‘m currently reading his Q&As at various public meetings. He’s very confident, very clear in his ideas and yet has right touch of humor in his replies.
He explains his name Prabhupada as Prabhu (God) + pada (position). So he’s placed by his Guru in the position of propogating real idea about God.
His explanation of Krishn’s ‘Varna’ system is riveting. Its been mistaken & misinterpreted as Caste system since centuries. Whereas its based solely on work ethics, personality type, propensity towards a profession rather than nepotism.
So much to learn, so much to de-learn, so much to read in this life!
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Indeed – he comes as recommended by you as a safe version of the B. Gita to read then?
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Totally! Of course, I reserve my thoughts on some of his thoughts on other topics & on other media. But at least for B. Gita, his comments seem concise and precise.
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Excellent – I shall look forward to reading it and also to improving my ability (limited) of reading Hindi – at least the script anyway – as the text comes with Hindi, latin transliteration and English translation. Very useful indeed though I think it will take me the best part of a year to read it!
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Yes, I particularly like to go back and re-read Sanskrit verse after reading its English translation. The syllables kind of open up with meaning. And it was always a dream to read in Sanskrit.
Even R. Oppenheimer was a Sanskrit scholar and read B. Gita in its original script.
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