Bhagavad Gita
A New Translation
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Stephen Mitchell
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Written by:
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Stephen Mitchell
About this listen
Stephen Mitchell brings to life his acclaimed translation of these most famous and revered Hindu scriptures - the timeless story of the paths of knowledge, devotion, action, and meditation.
©2000 Stephen Mitchell (P)2001; 2018 Audio Literature; Phoenix BooksWhat listeners say about Bhagavad Gita
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- Hrishikesh
- 05-02-21
Gita as it is...
This is the Bhagavad Gita as it is.. no interpretation or no explanation. While this is the way one should read it, but from a listening perspective I did not find it as enjoyable. It becomes too much to absorb.
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- Nrhk
- 10-02-24
clear and simple
The content and the narration has been perfect. As regards the work is concerned, it is really impressive from the point of a non Indian having done this. Ancient Sanskrit literature is highly imaginative. Indian sages believed self is the object that one should work to find answer to every questions that rise up. Duty is first then obligations. Because duty is part of a system. FW Taylor statement that line worker need not think. How do you teach others. It is a highly imaginative narration by the sage. He kept 'our own guiding self away from us' . That self is absolute truth. or paramatman or Sathyam, who is teaching the atman or soul. 👍
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- Vicky Suri
- 15-12-20
excellent and to the point.
Loved it. The narration was full of underlying emotions of the scripture. short and complete.
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- Wanderlust 99
- 04-09-21
Phenomenal
A very spiritual and clear translation.....
The author is a very professional and spiritual translator. I have also read the authors translation of TAO TE CHING and find it very spiritual, philosophical, practically applicable and above all else EASY TO READ........THANKS ALOT STEPHEN 😇👌✌👍
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- Krishna
- 19-12-19
Eternal refulgence of spiritual beauty.
Pitch perfect narration of a spiritual classic by an erudite wordsmith. This is one of the most lyrical translations of the Gita. A truly remarkable achievement.
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- Mayank Pande
- 17-12-20
Healing words: divine utterance
This was a a great listen; soothing to the nerves, enlightening for the mind and performed by a master narrator plus scholar.
Timeless wisdom that Aldous Huxley described as ‘the perennial philosophy’
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