Yatharth Geeta (Audio Book) - 1.15

The "Yatharth Geeta," interpreted and presented by Swami Shri Adgadanand Ji Maharaj, offers a comprehensive exposition of the Bhagavad Gita that remains pertinent even after 5200 years. This work encapsulates the profound spiritual teachings inherent in Indian philosophy and illustrates their relevance to various global religious traditions.

The availability of the "Yatharth Geeta" in various languages demonstrates its accessibility. It is offered as an audio-visual e-book in English, Hindi, German, and Telugu, as well as a text-based e-book in French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Indonesian.

Central to this text is a detailed exploration of a dynamic meditational system aimed at self-realization. The teachings articulate the unity of the Supreme Being and propose that the means to achieve divine connection and eternal life is singular. The essence of spirituality conveyed through this work underscores that despite diverse practices, the ultimate objective remains the same: the vision of the Supreme Being.

Application Features:

• 700 Shlokas available in both audio and text formats.
• Meanings of 700 Shlokas also provided in audio and text formats.
• Audio playback options include ‘Auto Playback Shlokas’ and ‘Auto Playback Shloka Meanings,’ facilitating an engaging learning experience where users can listen to each chapter as they select their desired language. The application navigates seamlessly from one Shloka to its meaning.

About the Author:

Swami Shri Adgadanand Ji Maharaj, despite lacking conventional education, offers insights shaped by profound meditation and guidance from his Guru. He views his writing as a hindrance on his path to ultimate enlightenment but acknowledges it as a necessary undertaking dictated by divine instruction. His contributions ensure that any errors within the text are rectified by divine will. His aspiration is for "Yatharth Geeta" to embody the peace he seeks for all humankind.

Swami Ji has been conferred various honors, including titles such as ‘Vishwagaurav’ (Pride of the World) and ‘Bharatgaurav’ (Pride of India), recognizing his endeavors with the "Yatharth Geeta" at an event attended by distinguished religious leaders from around the globe.

The Ashram Trust invites those interested in further exploring the "Yatharth Geeta" and other related publications to visit: http://yatharthgeeta.com/