Analysis Of Bhagavad Geetha

could obtain the necessary spiritual wisdom. So the ancient sages of India repeatedly stated that it was the Supreme Spirit, the Universal Consciousness (Parabrahman or Paramaatman) that is without name and form and qualities (Nirguna Brahman) that is also present as the individual Consciousness (Jeevaatman) in beings that pervaded everything in the Universe and that was responsible for all creations, maintenance and dissolution of the Universe.

Just because this scripture is born in India it cannot be said that it is applicable to people of this land only. Do we reject any good discovery or invention and refuse to make use of it just because it is discovered or invented by one who does not belong to one’s own country, or religion etc or because

Some of the verses are very subtle and therefore very difficult to understand, and the same verse is interpreted differently by scholars who follow different beliefs even among those who are known as the Hindus. As is cited earlier, while the Advaitins interpret a few verses in one manner the same verse is being interpreted differently by the Visishtaadvaitins and Dwaitins and so on. This only proves the greatness of Bhagavad Geetha as it enables any one following any faith in the world whether he belongs to the same religion or some other religion or region or nationality etc to understand as per his belief, way of life and so on. It also enables one to interpret the verses as per the changes at different periods of

Views of a few great men of foreign origin

Sir Edvin Arnold- English poet and Journalist

Bhagavad Geetha is the Song Celestial.

Ralph Waldo Emerson—American essayist, lecturer and a poet It (Bhagavad Geetha) was like an empire speaking to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the same questions which exercise us.

He also remarked that the Bhagavad Geetha is an empire of thought and in its philosophical teachings Krishna has all the attributes of the full fledged monotheistic clarity and at the same time the attributes of the Upanshadic Absolute.

Henry David Thoreau— American Author, Poet, Philosopher, Historian and so