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For those on a quest to transform into their higher self,
The Bhagavad Gita stands as an eternal reservoir of enlightenment.
In TVAM, we delve into the first six chapters, unlocking the Gita's universal principles and teachings that resonate with seekers from diverse corners of the world.
Embarking on a journey through the verses, readers will unravel answers to fundamental questions like what is my purpose in life? How can I master my mind and emotions?
Discover the pathway to lasting calm,
joy, and fulfilment, while gaining insights into your higher self.
TVAM is a guide for the modern mind, providing a comprehensive exploration of the Gita's esoteric meanings.
The book employs detailed English translations, complemented by flow charts, tables, illustrations, and diagrams to make ancient Sanskrit teachings accessible and applicable to the contemporary seeker.
TVAM invites you to explore the transformative potential of the Bhagavad Gita and its timeless relevance in the 21st century.
Anuradha Mahajan, Sunita Malhotra
Anuradha Mahajan
Anuradha Mahajan embarked on a journey of self-discovery through the Bhagavad Gita, which evolved into a profound labor of love and research. After being inititiated into Vedanta in 2009 during a four-year program led by Ms. Sangeeta Dhown in Bahrain, Anuradha began teaching the Gita in 2013, continuing to learn and conduct group sessions ever since. She collaborated with Sunita to compile this edition of the Gita enriched with illustrations and interpretations. After twelve years of deep study and research, Volume 1 presents a clarified understanding of the first 6 chapters of the scripture. Advocating for the integration of this wisdom into educational curricula worldwide, Anuradha envisions a 21st-century Bhagavad Gita that is universally relevant and inseparable from humanity's collective consciousness.
Vasudaiva Kutumbakam
“The whole world is one family”
Sunita Malhotra
A Physics graduate, Sunita has always been interested in learning about the fundamental laws of the Universe. She was fascinated to learn that many of the discoveries made by modern scientists in the last century had already been mentioned or indicated in the ancient Vedic texts, written thousands of years ago.
Inspired by the teachings and works of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the founder of ‘Art of Living Foundation’, Sunita has been a volunteer of AOL since 2000 and has been involved in Seva (service) & Satsang (gatherings for spiritual activities and knowledge). In June 2022, she qualified as an ‘Art of Living’ teacher for conducting ‘Happiness Program’, a workshop for wellbeing, better health, peace and happiness.
