Bhagavad Gita
Sanskrit, translation, and a plain-language explanation for each verse — cross-referenced against the concepts and themes it teaches. New here? Read a chapter start to finish, jump straight to a topic that matters to you right now, or follow a curated path through a few verses on one idea.
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Situations
Pick what's on your mind and sit with five verses on it — about five minutes, nothing saved.
Topics
Browse by theme — anger, discipline, fear, dharma — each grounded in specific shlokas.
Paths
Curated verse sequences that follow one idea across chapters, start to finish.
Concepts
Sanskrit terms the Gita builds its arguments from, indexed by the chapter that introduces them.
Debates
Open questions — act or renounce, fate or effort — with the verses on both sides and a reading of my own.
Compare teachings
Follow one idea across the Gita — an ordered walk through the verses that build it.
Practice
My Journey
Your progress — verses explored, reflections written, and the days you came back.
Journeys
A short verse a day for a week or a month — an idea to carry and a small practice.
Gita 108
108 verses in nine stages, from Arjuna's collapse to the last word. Tick them off as you go.
My Themes
Pick the themes that matter in your work and inner life, then see what the Gita says about each.