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Everyone's life is a battlefield. Soldiers confront the harsh realities of war, while others fight battles of their own. Each of us faces conflicts-material, psychological, and spiritual-every single day. The Bhagavad Gita teaches that the fiercest struggle is never outside but within: the battle between fear and courage, confusion and clarity, ego and the higher Self.
Bhagavad Gita for Today's Warrior follows the journey of a soldier-scholar who has spent nearly three decades in uniform while navigating the universal human challenges of pressure, doubt, grief, and purpose. After losing a younger brother, watching a mother endure prolonged illness, and facing professional setbacks, he found in Krishna's teachings a lifeline-a way to remain steady when life felt overwhelming.
Drawing from the Gita and lived experience, this book offers clear, practical guidance for anyone-student or professional, leader or parent, soldier or civilian-seeking strength, resilience, balance, or meaning. No heavy philosophy. Only timeless insights for staying grounded and purposeful in a turbulent world.
In the Kurukshetra of modern life-crowded with noise, confusion, expectations, and inner turmoil-Bhagavad Gita for Today's Warrior invites every reader to walk the path of the warrior: to act with integrity, endure with equanimity, and rise through self-mastery.
"Because the fiercest war is not outside but within"
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Colonel Himanshu Pundir
Colonel Himanshu Pundir is a serving Army officer, author, triathlete and avid traveller. A passionate graphologist, he previously wrote Self Discovery by Handwriting Analysis. His life has been shaped by personal losses and professional challenges, yet anchored in the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. Married to his wife Vinita for 25 years, he is the proud father of Yash and Yuvraj. Blending the grit of a soldier with the reflection of a seeker, he writes as a modern warrior-philosopher devoted to clarity, resilience and inner mastery for today's generation.
