Bhagavad Gita Part 1 by Swami Dayananda Saraswati

Product Description
The Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit , Bhagavad G t , "Song of God"), also more simply known as Gita, is a sacred Hindu scripture,considered among the most important texts in the history of literature and philosophy.The Bhagavad Gita comprises roughly 700 verses, and is a part of the Mahabharata. The teacher of the Bhagavad Gita is Lord Krishna, who is revered by Hindus as a manifestation of God (Parabrahman) himself,and is referred to within as Bhagavan, the Divine One. The content of the Gita is the conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna taking place on the battlefield before the start of the Kurukshetra war. Responding to Arjuna's confusion and moral dilemma about fighting his own cousins, Lord Krishna explains to Arjuna his duties as a warrior and prince and elaborates on different Yogic and Vedantic philosophies, with examples and analogies. This has led to the Gita often being described as a concise guide to Hindu theology and also as a practical, self-contained guide to life. During the discourse, Lord Krishna reveals His identity as the Supreme Being Himself (Svayam Bhagavan), blessing Arjuna with an awe-inspiring vision of His divine universal form. The Bhagavad Gita is also called G topanisad, implying its having the status of an Upanishad, i.e. a Vedantic scripture.Since the Gita is drawn from the Mahabharata, it is classified as a Smriti text. However, those branches of Hinduism that give it the status of an Upanishad also consider it a ruti or "revealed" text. As it is taken to represent a summary of the Upanishadic teachings, it is also called "the Upanishad of the Upanishads". Another title is mok a stra, or "Scripture of Liberation".[
About the Author
Swami Dayananda Saraswati is a contemporary teacher of Vedanta and a scholar in Sanskrit in the tradition of Sankara. Swamiji has been teaching Vedanta in India for more than five decades and around the world since 1976. His deep scholarship and assimilation of Vedanta combined with a subtle appreciation of contemporary problems make him that rare teacher who can reach both traditional and modern students. A teacher of teachers, Swami Dayananda taught six resident in-depth Vedanta courses, each spanning 30 to 36 months. Four of them were conducted in India and two in the United States. Each course graduated about 60 qualified teachers, who are now teaching throughout India and abroad. Under his guidance, various centers for teaching of Vedanta have been founded around the world; among these, there are three primary centers in India at Rishikesh, Coimbatore, Nagpur and one in the U.S. at Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania. There are more than one hundred centers in India and abroad that carry on the same tradition of Vedantic teaching. In addition to teaching, Swami Dayananda has initiated and supported various humanitarian efforts for the last forty-five years. The most far-reaching of these is the establishment of All India Movement for Seva in 2000. Awarded consultative status with ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council) by the United Nations in 2005, this organization is devoted to serving people in the remote areas of India, mainly in the field of Education and Health Care. Swami Dayananda Saraswati has also promoted several international events and participated as a speaker in several global forums, among which are: the United Nations gathering of NGO's, the UNESCO Seoul Global Convention, the United Nations 50th Anniversary Celebration, the Millennium World Peace Summit, the International Congress for the Preservation of Religious Diversity, the Conference on the Preservation of Sacred Sites, the World Council for Preservation of Religious Diversity, the Youth Peace Summit, the Global Peace Initiative of Women Religious and Spiritual Leaders, a Hindu-Christian dialogue with the World Council of Churches, and the Hindu-Jewish Leadership Summit.
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[@virendrabaghel8491]

I'm very very thankful to respect Swamiji because I have studied in AIM FOR SEVA which is founded by him

[@kailashupadhyay7226]

I have been blessed with Pratassmaraneeya, HH Swami Dayanand Ji’s personal blessings. His father like advise and concern has paved my path over 34 years now. I miss his Darshan. Jai Gurudev ! Salutations and Salutations !!

[@esneliamunoz4475]

🕉🕉🕉🙏

[@monicashahuk]

Ive attended Gita Gyan Yagya by Swamiji as a child . Thank you very much for uploading the lecture .Please load more lectures. His language is simple and clear .Great teacher !!

[@sanjay46687]

+Monica Shah Well said

[@krishnamurthycr4312]

Excellent pravchanam. Thank you swamiji Hindu learning centre and KZbin

[@vimalasivagnanam9134]

Thank you for sharing this treasure...

[@mohanlakshangmailcom]

swami talks wonderful

[@shashank1377]

Wonderful explanation from Swami Dayananda Saraswati

[@haarikaarekapudi9678]

Nageswar Rao i

[@suryanarayanamurthytangira287]

Excellent.Thanks Swamijiki

[@prashanthmohan1982]

Thank you so so much. No words to express my gratitude.

[@virendrapaliwal8764]

No words.Thosands of salutations to Guruji

[@shahedulislam2610]

Hare krishna

[@pvskutumbarao6138]

Jai gurudev.

[@HellzSmellz]

I've watched thee black and white videos from when he was younger and the ones where he had yellow clothes where he talked about..The Nature of I..and the ones where he had the red clothes on that was like HOURS long, but it's really cool to see him this old...it's a dream come true..love him

[@jbcyou]

Great lecture, very informative

[@sharathmenon4459]

I appreciate the way Swamiji explained the first chapter. I whole heartedly thank him for making me understand the 1lst chapter. It would be nice if someone uploads the remaining chapters of Swamiji. Scanned through the net to find a good orator explaining Bhagwad Geeta, but did not find one.

[@pravatmisra]

Class room lectures on entire eighteen chapters of Srimad Bhagavad Gita of Swami Paramarthananda available at www.hinduonline.co/AudioLibrary/Discources/CommentaryonBhagavadGitaParamarthananda.html. Lucid and exhaustive.

[@madan73]

Sharath Menon Did u listen to the exposition by Swami Ranganathananda of the Ramakrishna Mission ? Try it ...u will not be disappointed ...God Bless

[@sharathmenon4459]

Thank you +PRAVAT KUMAR MISHRA

[@sharathmenon4459]

Thank you +madan jagdeo

[@TheSunshinefee]

Thank you so much!! It's a God Gift.

[@bharatampani]

very good prabachan. I want prabachan of swami of other chapter of Geeta.

[@tundermomo9]

Swamiji's unique approach makes the most profound subject available for all.could we hear more of his Gitā commentary please

[@shabbyblaby]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU

[@meeraplastics8728]

Hari Om 🙏

[@janvipandit9049]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@prashantpalo5688]

Jai jagannath

[@sagw3]

Hi the title of this DVD is 'Entire Gita In Two Weeks' and this talk was given in USA ashram.

[@sanjay46687]

Amazing

[@minaroy9746]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@varshaupadhyaya1848]

🙏🙏🙏🌹

[@vdotthusg]

ஓம் நல்லதொரு படைப்பு.வணக்கம்

[@ushasampath74]

First slokas are Guru vandanam. Salutations to gurus starting from lord siva, adisankaracharya and our teachers

[@amitguptabliss]

Lovely

[@chandrashekhary5762]

Superb analysis. Kudos

[@krsn5]

Jai Shree Krishna! Please upload the rest. Much obliged.

[@smtsumitrapal3283]

very good

[@swamidayanandaashramtek9054]

Subscribe to the Offical channel of Swami Dayananda Ashram @ Swami Dayananda Ashram Tek

[@ImmortalBharat]

The remaining parts are not on your channel. Where can I find them?

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@psc0611]

Where can I listen 4th one Sir..Provide the link please

[@priyankapuri8392]

har har mahadev swami g m aj he apse mile the wo he ladki hu

[@minaroy9746]

🙏🙏🌹🌹🌸🌸🙏🙏😌😌

[@provashsarker7648]

Well described.

[@chandrasekaransubramanian4000]

provash sarker e

[@JuanPabloFuentealba]

Gracias por el video

[@quotesapts2924]

ఒక ఇంజనీర్ కావాలంటే ఎన్నో పుస్తకాలు చదవాలి. ఒక డాక్టర్ కావాలంటే ఎన్నో పుస్తకాలు చదవాలి. ఒక లాయర్ కావాలంటే ఇంకెన్నో పుస్తకాలు చదవాలి. అదే ఒక గొప్ప వ్యక్తివి కావాలంటే భగవద్గీత చదవితే చాలు.. భగవద్గీత ఒక మనిషిని సామాన్య స్థితి నుంచి ఉన్నత స్థితికి చేర్చి , ఉన్నతమైన వ్యక్తిగా మారుస్తుంది. అదే భగవద్గీత గొప్పదనం.ప్రయత్నం ఎప్పటికీ వృధా కాదు వైఫల్యం శాశ్వతంగా ఉండదు కొన్నిసార్లు చిన్న ప్రయత్నమూ నీకు ఉన్నత స్థానాన్ని కల్పిస్తుంది. భగవద్గీత.మనస్సు ఎంత నిర్మలమైతే, దాన్ని నిగ్రహించడం అంత సులభమవుతుంది. మనస్సును నిగ్రహించాలనుకుంటే, చిత్తశుద్ధికి తప్పకుండా ప్రాధాన్యం ఇవ్వాలి.🙏

[@ramalakshmiyadavalli3300]

thanks .simple,sweet and style english can be followd easily i dont know why you are not uploading other parts of bhagavat gita discourses inspite of so many requests and demand any way once again thanks and pranamam to swamiji

[@swamidayanandaashramtek9054]

subscribe to the official channel of Swami Dayananda Ashram @ Swami Dayananda Ashram Tek

[@ImmortalBharat]

@@swamidayanandaashramtek9054 I cannot find other parts.. Can you please share links.

[@RajeshKaria]

Please upload the remaining parts of this beautiful discourse from pujya swamiji.

[@Rcklvr2]

I have found the series. Although this is the first chapter.. this is not the first pravachana.... Follow link below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU I think they are posting the pravachanas one at a time... They have covered 4 pravachanas so far.

[@nightpotato]

Dusra khanda kahan hei? Bohat accha video, dhanyavad. Swami Dayanda kafi akalmand hai.

[@ThePoehladian]

⚡ACTIVATE/D⚡

[@sarojsharma9517]

In Kurukshetra, River Saraswati flowed through the land. Also, as you mentioned, the lake Brahmsarovar was there..

[@Atomic419]

Is this Swami Dayananda of Arsha Vidya Gurukulum in Pennsylvania?

[@karlerbsf]

Date? Location? Title of week or session? Looks like AVG in PA?

[@yan2292008]

thanks a lot to HinduLearningCenter for sharing

[@Patel982]

Hindu Learning Center please upload the other parts

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@bssarma8808]

TO DAY 23 RD SEPT @10.20 PM PUJYA SWAMIJI ATTAINES mahasamadhi

[@drsushilsharma007]

Great soul lost

[@ryanjofre]

Come on my brother. Why project negative energy and judge by calling him/her a fool? Why not just laugh and pray for that person! God bless you.

[@avinashshahi108]

Please upload other parts of this discourse.

[@PritamKhedekar]

When this was recorded

[@raghuaumnath4600]

Where can I find the remaining parts of the talk? This is one of the best discourse on Bhagavad Gita I have ever heard.

[@pakwanlau6016]

Certainly, recently I read that there are many layers of meaning for mahabharat, there won,t be a time when its interpretation be exhausted

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@srinivasreddy-84]

Please upload remaining parts

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@rkagrawal8553]

where are the other lectures. can i get consolidated in CD .

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@shreerambht]

Where is the second part?

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@harenj1]

arsha vidya gurukulam saylorsburg Pa USA

[@PrajwalPS]

Dear Sir, can you kindly upload remaining parts

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@discourses3632]

Bharathiar songs

[@chithrachreesuppramaniam6527]

Listen at 40:32- 42.30

[@unravellingspiritualtradit8945]

Hello there, please please please, what is the music at the beginning? Which raga is it?

[@HellzSmellz]

I AM the human spirit imbodied..ha ha

[@bvssrs]

where can i get remaining videos?

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@bharathysubramanian1943]

*

[@DharmProtectionGroup]

there are two

[@mohammadhsiddeeqh9771]

Shanti o 1 English

[@MusicSpreadsHappines]

He is NOT the Follower or The Person who founded "ARYA SAMAJ", miss leaded me with his NAME.....

[@Galavya41]

+Bijendrasinh Parmar The Swami Dayananda who founded Arya Samaj left his material body a long time back .This Swami Dayananda was a sishya of Swami Chinmayananda and a great teacher . He is the spiritial guru of ModiJi as well.

[@nightpotato]

It is unlikely to mislead as the prior person has deceased before video technology was prevalent.

[@karthikeyanramanand4862]

A disciple of Sringeri Jagadguru Sri Abhinava Vidhyatheertha Mahaswaminah

[@Tolstoievsky]

really the life of all parties, aren't you?

[@rishigulyanragulan3595]

Ultimate shit.What do you mean accumulation of paap aas.

[@chetanyn]

even he knew where bin laden was.. silly Americans did not know

[@krishm7234]

Fool

[@BayviewFinch]

What's your point?

[@krishm7234]

You are a filtered fool

[@lebaldevampire6273]

America is searching : where is Bin, where is Laden (41:15) ......hahahahaha ...very funny indeed

[@ManOfSteel1]

Its really annoying when the "a" at the end of names is taken so seriously in vocabulary. Its just translation and a silent letter.

[@DharmProtectionGroup]

great but he should change his name

[@dhamapaudyal9559]

It is informatic not analytic. Why beettle field is called Dharmakshatta ? Swami did not said anything about this.

[@dhamapaudyal9559]

I do not mean that swaiji is wrong . I respect himm. I meam it was better if he had explin more.

[@ImmortalBharat]

Battle field is not called Dharmakshetra. Please watch the video again. Dharmakeshtre means Bharata. Deeper meaning is in the video as said by Swami ji. Please watch again.

[@bethells86]

Except for Sanskrit pronunciation great discourse. Most words seems to end with "aa", which in reality should be pronounced 1/2 of "aa". English does not have an alphabet for this.

[@prudvi42]

hahahahaha... vysa is not just one being for ur information .. which book or thing told u that krishna fought in kurukshetra ??

[@HellzSmellz]

jaora

[@Rcklvr2]

Please note that the above video is not the first session in the series. Above video is the third session. First two are introductory in nature. First session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p36VaY2VYs6dmMU If you want to skip the introductory sessions, you can jump straight to the next session. Fourth session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3-VaHekgpd4fbs

[@samskritam9595]

namaste swamiji, Being in a very responsible position, knowing to the world as elevated soul, you made fun of the caste of Drona as "daridra brahmana" (Poor Brahmin) and to that every one in the audience felt so happy and laughed at it. It is such a pity that you do not have any idea about Drona. If he wanted he could have taken Panchala and became a king. Poor that you do not know his power. It only showed that you have such a shallow knowledge about the characters. The esoteric/ spiritual meaning of Bhagavad Geeta can only be comprehended if you have an overarching understanding of entire Mahabharata, its morals, characters, their roles etc. Even though caste system can be seen as redundant, you were mocking at a set of people. Pity you. Great teachers remained the so called "daridra brahmana" because of greedy rich people( let them be teachers, sadhus, peetadhipathis or kings, rulers or business people. Probably, you may not understand this. Samskritam

[@parameswaran18]

The characters in the Mahabharatha are complex. Nobody is purely good or evil. Krishna alone is above both good and evil. In understanding these incredible characters, we can increase our understanding of human nature, and most importantly, our own minds. According to what I understood, Swamiji was mentioning the fact that they were "brahmins" because they did not behave or conduct themselves like Brahmanas should. And I agree with him. That is the case with most "brahmins" today. If one cannot pursue the lifestyle of a true Brahmana, then they should stop identifying themselves as "brahmins". To be a true Brahmana is a great thing, it involves years of rigorous learning of the scriptures, pursuing Brahmavidya exclusively despite the fact that you cannot earn much money from it, sometimes they had to beg also. That is why they were respected so much. Now people are ambitious for power and money, follow different professions and still call themselves "brahmins". Swamiji is absolutely right to ridicule this mockery.

[@mohammadhsiddeeqh9771]

I am not zakir naik i em 1 o so

[@HellzSmellz]

jrooja

[@palaniappanviswanathan375]

Better to study full philosophy-SIVAGNANABOTHAM of TAMILNADU ! Not studying MEIKANDAR's SIVAGNANA BOTHAM--12 aphorisms-(40 LINES)--means not knowing the real greatness of TAMILNADU !!

[@544narayanan]

Vyasa had great imagination , he stole a good mixture of Sankya, wisdom from ancient texts and wrote the film script with Krishna as the protagonist. Krishna was polygamous , who went to war, killed people. He has a lot to explain , especially considering that Vyasa says he is omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent. Mahabharata is a Harry Potter Theme Park.

[@Lj-bf8nm]

Aap ka naam to bahut bhari, magar akal bahut chota, aree pundit swami ji, Hindu ho kar angreji me kuo parchar karte ho, thoda tyo apna dharam ka khayal kar, agar hindu hokar hindi nahi samajte hai, tu wha woon ka mai baap ka kasur hai, woon

[@rpodury]

I am a small frog and I want to remain in my well all along thinking that this is my whole world though I know that the language of sat chit ananda is silence

[@hariommbchari]

Foolish u do not have qualification to talk about him .

[@RaviShankar-kv8jn]

हिंदी में लिखना पहले सीखो मेरे भाई L16115j इतना ही हिंदी में दहाड़ते हो तो I आपके अकल में शायद अकाल पढ़ गया हैI

[@abhishek2985]

अक्ल के दुश्मन, महात्मा से इस प्रकार बोलते है ?और तुमने खुद ने कौनसी हिंदी में लिखा है

[@544narayanan]

There is nothing holy or religious about this, It is entertainment. Story telling. This poor man thinks he is religious. Repeating some fictitious book, chanting and telling a story, nothing original. Repeat, repeat, repeat....

[@kalidassubramaniam5593]

PN Kviit . If you think this story is not relevant to you, just don’t watch this video. This story is really interesting and entertaining. It’s also educative.

[@krishm7234]

Fool

[@prashantpalo5688]

Jai gurudev.