Bhagavadgita in Sanskrit, Transliteration, and Translation

The English words are modern and yet retain the flavor and grace contained in the Sanskrit verses. Each page nestles two verses in two boxes with no break and no carry-over to the next page. An addendum explains a chosen word or verse. The message is clear, concise and to the point. All can revel in the Grace of Bhagavan and attain fulfillment of life. The beauty about the Bhagavadgita is that it is universal in its appeal with no religious accretion and no intent to conversion. Hinduism as a term is an external appellation from Non-Hindus. Its original name is Sanatana Dharma (Eternal Law or Eternal Order) commensurate with Rta (Cosmic Order).