Bhagavad Gita (Deluxe Silk Hardbound)

Tiny but detailed book on geeta.Silk hardcover is very nicee

I picked up the Bhagavad Gita thinking I’d read a few verses here and there—but I didn’t expect it to speak to me the way it has.It’s one of those rare books that meets you exactly where you are. Whether you’re feeling confused, overwhelmed, restless—or even okay but searching for something deeper—it has a way of gently holding space for all of it.The language is poetic, but the wisdom is so real. It talks about life, doubt, fear, purpose… in a way that doesn’t feel preachy. Just honest. Kind. Clear.Some verses have stopped me in my tracks. Others have quietly stayed with me long after I closed the book. And the beauty is—every time I go back to it, I see something new. As if the Gita grows with you.It’s not a fast read. It’s a slow companion. One that doesn’t give you all the answers—but helps you ask better questions.Whether you’re spiritual or just curious about ancient wisdom, I honestly think there’s something in it for everyone.

It contains short translations of verses. The cover of book is so classy but after a time period its golden print starts to fade. Print is very clear, paper quality is also good, at this price its an excellent product.

Portable

I don't follow any religion myself, but I like reading the English translations of religious books. This book has a good binding. The red and golden colours look so classy. Paper quality is nice too. As for the content, I love how concise the texts are (Sanskrit Shloka + English transliteration+ English translation). The wisdom is relevant even in today's world

Excellent version with understandable English translation of slokhas. Handy size and hard bound copy

The Bhagavad Gita Deluxe Hardbound Edition is a beautifully crafted version of this timeless spiritual classic. It offers profound insights on self-realization, duty, and inner peace, making it a transformative read for anyone seeking clarity and purpose.The hardcover adds elegance, making it a perfect keepsake or gift. A must-have for those exploring India’s Vedic wisdom and universal teachings on life and spirituality.

Dear Publisher,I have read atleast two versions of BhagvadGita from various publication and trust me I could not read beyond 25 pages. Difficult to understand, biased and lot more. Whereas the version that you have come out is probably the best version that I have read. Many thanks.I am an Atheist by heart as I have lots of question that remain unanswered especially that are related to Karma.We have two versions of Karma1 - Lord Krishna’s version of Karma as described in Bhagvad Gita2 - Lord Mahaveera’s version Karma as described in JainismYou have done a fabulous job with Lord Krishna’s version of Bhagvad Gita. Request you to come out with two more books1 - Lord Mahaveera’s version of Karma2 - An unbiased and neutral view comparing Lord Mahaveer’s version and Lord Krishna’s version of Karma.I know I am asking a lot. But trust me there are many atheists like me who wants answers to the questions they have in their mind. Also, in today’s world, children too need to understand what Karma is and understand the difference. We somehow need to educate our community. Majority of these versions are available in local language and hence difficult for the children to read.Humble request to come up with my suggestion.Sincere thanks.Sidharth Mehta