Bhagavad-gītā Bhakti-Śāstrī study series
This dedicated blog collection covers Bhagavad-gītā Chapters 1 to 6 in twelve connected study guides. Each part includes a chronological explanation, direct verse links, diagrams, Indian artwork, on-site and online activities, take-away lessons, preparation for the following guide, and an interactive 10, 20, or 30-question understanding check.
Open the complete collection to browse by chapter, verse range, or topic. Every lesson links to the previous part, the series index, and the next part so the full argument remains easy to follow.
Recent essays
Reading Bhagavad-gītā as a conversation
Why Arjuna’s honest difficulty is part of the teaching, not an obstacle to it.
ContinueLearning through guru-paramparā
Receiving knowledge as relationship, responsibility, and grateful attention.
ContinueSaṅkīrtana and shared remembrance
What becomes possible when the holy name is carried by more than one voice.
ContinueHow I approach these notes
I try to distinguish scripture, received teaching, and personal reflection. Source links appear whenever a factual or textual claim benefits from a direct trail. The reflections remain my own and should be read as the work of a student.
The Bhagavad-gītā study pages follow the same discipline. Their summaries, visual maps, activities, and present-day applications support reading but do not replace the Sanskrit, translations, purports, or the guidance of qualified teachers.
Corrections are welcome. A personal website should be able to grow more accurate without pretending it was complete from the beginning.