
The Bhagavad Gita teaches the essence of the ancient Vedanta philosophy. Vedanta is the complete wisdom for achieving a peaceful, productive, and purposeful life in this world.
In this podcast series, Gautamji, senior disciple of Swami A Parthasarathy, explains the Gita verse by verse, focussing on its practical application in modern living.
Gautamji also addresses student questions on the Gita an... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementReligion & SpiritualitySpiritualityEducation | |||

In this episode, Gautamji explains Krishna’s teaching on yajna as the spirit of sacrifice. He shows how knowledge of the higher leads us to give up lower selfishness, and how true spiritual growth comes through service, sacrifice, and acting without ... more
Gautamji Answers Questions from Students
In this episode, Gautamji explains the three central aspects of Jnana yoga, and highlights the importance of contemplation - reflecting deeply on spiritual knowledge to strengthen the intellect and support g... more
In this episode, Gautamji continues Krishna’s explanation of how the actions of the enlightened do not bind. He explains how shifting our focus from results to the performance of action itself leads to inner contentment and independence from outcomes... more
In this episode, Gautamji explains Krishna’s description of the sage whose actions no longer bind. He shows how knowledge of the higher Self burns selfish desires, allowing a person to act without attachment to results. Gautamji also explains how suc... more
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Growing up in India, the Bhagavad Gita was a familiar name. However, I used to consider it merely a religious book. That ignorance prevailed until I started listening to Gautamji's discourses. Not only does it follow a structured approach, but it also offers practical ways to overcome the challenges of life. Without his teachings, I would have never believed that we can be both peaceful and productive at the same time
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A thoughtful series that bridges ancient Vedanta with practical daily living through verse-by-verse exploration of the Gita, plus Q&A sessions that tackle applying philosophy to modern life. Listeners can expect structured discussions on concepts like Jnana Yoga, self-realization, discernment, and living with inner equanimity, often anchored by real-life examples and audience questions. Notable strengths include a steady teaching style, emphasis on turning knowledge into lived practice, and clear guidance for studying and contemplation that appeals to curious, educated adults seeking personal growth and spiritual clarity.
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