"Bhagavad Gita" is the core and spiritual core of Indian culture and one of the three classics of Indian yoga. This book is divided into 18 chapters to discuss various basic issues of the universe and life: such as cosmology, creation theory, ontology, knowledge theory, practice theory, yoga theory, liberation theory, etc. It is the best yoga classic for the majority of yogis and enthusiasts. There have been multiple Chinese translations of the Bhagavad Gita, but this translation is more popular and popular. It also has accurate and wonderful annotations of the scriptures by Western scholars. It is distinguished from various other published versions and has important guiding value for many yoga enthusiasts who are engaged in spiritual cultivation and yoga practice today.
Reader comments
The purpose of the whole article is to focus on duality. It is believed that joy is the beginning of pain, and pain is also the beginning of joy. The soul falls into the changes and illusions of this duality and needs to return to itself through meditation. The body is also an illusion of change, while the soul is unchanging and is a branch of Brahman. Chasing happiness will only lead to pain and purity. Neither pure happiness nor pure pain is possible. Light can only be understood by comparing it with darkness, and darkness can only be understood after the light has gone. Things are changing but my own soul remains unchanged. I regard the private self of the body as my soul. Chasing and persistence are all blows to the true self, so we must break the illusion of self and return to Brahman itself.
"Your world is a perception. This perception is based on your prejudices, shaped by your own fears, and driven by your ignorance." When I first read this passage, my whole feeling was endless shock. I am walking on the road of finding myself, not knowing where to go next. I am grateful that there are so many good books that can broaden my horizons.
This is not a book, this is a treasure and a tome!
Self and spiritual knowledge are the basis of self-realization. Self-action is completely liberated from the influence of illusions and perceptions of illusions, and the soul is dedicated to the Lord of the soul, respects the wishes of the soul, performs correct services, and does everything that is conducive to the growth and enlightenment of the soul. The soul also brings peace and joy of the soul to life.
It is indeed a good book and worth reading again and again.
A thought-provoking book!
Translate the ancient Indian Bhagavad Gita into Chinese. The translation is popular, the paragraphs are clear, the text is fluent, the explanation is detailed, and the essence of the article is clearly explained.
This is a good book worth spending time and studying carefully!
Very helpful, worth reading more
Very good book
Shows diversity of perspectives.
Read carefully and take notes frequently
A shining pearl in the history of human religion!
Similar to the Chinese Diamond Sutra, non-attachment, cessation, and practice slowly
Classic interpretation, suitable for good study.
The easy-to-understand language reflects the purport of Indian teachings, is full of spirituality, and covers a wide range of topics; unfortunately, the characters are interspersed and the chronology is confusing.
The purpose of the whole article is to focus on duality. It is believed that joy is the beginning of pain, and pain is also the beginning of joy. The soul falls into the changes and illusions of this duality and needs to return to itself through meditation. The body is also an illusion of change, while the soul is unchanging and is a branch of Brahman. Chasing happiness will only lead to pain and purity. Neither pure happiness nor pure pain is possible. Light can only be understood by comparing it with darkness, and darkness can only be understood after the light has gone. Things are changing but my own soul remains unchanged. I regard the private self of the body as my soul. Chasing and persistence are all blows to the true self, so we must break the illusion of self and return to Brahman itself.
"Your world is a perception. This perception is based on your prejudices, shaped by your own fears, and driven by your ignorance." When I first read this passage, my whole feeling was endless shock. I am walking on the road of finding myself, not knowing where to go next. I am grateful that there are so many good books that can broaden my horizons.
This is not a book, this is a treasure and a tome!
Self and spiritual knowledge are the basis of self-realization. Self-action is completely liberated from the influence of illusions and perceptions of illusions, and the soul is dedicated to the Lord of the soul, respects the wishes of the soul, performs correct services, and does everything that is conducive to the growth and enlightenment of the soul. The soul also brings peace and joy of the soul to life.
It is indeed a good book and worth reading again and again.
A thought-provoking book!
Translate the ancient Indian Bhagavad Gita into Chinese. The translation is popular, the paragraphs are clear, the text is fluent, the explanation is detailed, and the essence of the article is clearly explained.
This is a good book worth spending time and studying carefully!
Very helpful, worth reading more
Very good book
Shows diversity of perspectives.
Read carefully and take notes frequently
A shining pearl in the history of human religion!
Similar to the Chinese Diamond Sutra, non-attachment, cessation, and practice slowly
Classic interpretation, suitable for good study.
The easy-to-understand language reflects the purport of Indian teachings, is full of spirituality, and covers a wide range of topics; unfortunately, the characters are interspersed and the chronology is confusing.