To some, the Bhagavad Gita is philosophy. To those who live by it, it is something more —
a teaching so precious that even gold pales beside it, spoken by Krishna himself on the
battlefield of Kurukshetra. These 700 verses are not meant only to be read once. They are
meant to be returned to — in doubt, in grief, in celebration, in the everyday — for as
long as life keeps asking its questions.