The Bhagavad Gita According to Gandhi

The author reflects on his journey with the Gita, starting with Sir Edwin Arnold's translation, which sparked a desire for a Gujarati version. Despite acknowledging his limited knowledge of Sanskrit and Gujarati, he shares his own translation as a means to convey the Gita's teachings. The text serves as a spiritual guide for Gandhi and his companions, who strive to embody its principles in their lives, despite acknowledging their shortcomings. Ultimately, the translation aims to capture the essence of the Gita's message and inspire practical application in daily conduct.