The Gita speaks to every situation in life. Choose what you are facing today.
When the mind races ahead of the moment, the Gita teaches how to return to the present and rest in what is.
28 verses · 42 min read
Work without the weight of outcomes. The Gita's teaching on detached action is the oldest antidote to burnout.
52 verses · 78 min read
Fear dissolves when you know what cannot be destroyed. Verses on the indestructible self and fearlessness.
47 verses · 71 min read
The Gita traces anger to its root — thwarted desire — and shows the way out before it clouds judgment.
65 verses · 98 min read
Real success, the Gita says, is excellence in action with equanimity in results — skill in action itself.
41 verses · 62 min read
On this path no effort is ever lost. Verses for beginning again after setbacks, without shame or despair.
6 verses · 9 min read
Whatever great people do, others follow. The Gita on leading by example and acting for the good of the world.
The heart of the Gita: you have a right to your actions, never to their fruits. What that really means, verse by verse.
163 verses · 245 min read
For the one who has conquered the self, the self is a friend. Verses on self-mastery, moderation and practice.
31 verses · 47 min read
Like an ocean that stays full and still as rivers enter it — the Gita's picture of unshakeable inner peace.
Posture, place, practice and patience — the Gita's remarkably practical manual for a steady mind.
27 verses · 41 min read
A leaf, a flower, fruit or water offered with love — devotion in the Gita is simple, direct and open to all.
73 verses · 110 min read
Seeing the same self in all beings changes how we love, forgive and stand by one another.
Better one's own dharma imperfectly done than another's done well. Verses on finding and living your calling.
39 verses · 59 min read