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Death, Life and Oneness: Spiritual Wisdom from the Gita
By: Todd Perelmuter
Narrated by: Todd Perelmuter
Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
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Summary

The all-encompassing wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita is applicable to every aspect of modern life. But until now, that beautiful story of the battle and conquest over our own mind has been difficult for Westerners and modern audiences to fully grasp. Translations often brush over concepts that are already widely understood by Hindu scholars.

Now, we can see the Gita through the lens of modernity. We can see its myriad of lessons through practical applications to the common struggles we face today. This book is the culmination of our ancient ancestors speaking to us through our own contemporary perception. Finally, this priceless story is accessible to anyone and everyone so we can all benefit personally, and through us, the world.