on Gita

[Guest guest]

Dear Bala and everybody,

 

Very nice to be one among the introspective souls

searching for the ultimate way of living from Gita.

 

I have heard that as is common in everything existing

in this world, there are mis-interpretations of the

Great Gita also, where the author presses on the

reader his own subjective opinions & suggestions of

Gita. If 'Gita as it is' is read, it is clear that

Srila Prabupada emphasises on 'Bhakthi Yoga' over

Karma or Gnyana. (His supposition is that Karma &

Gnyana are not suitable for Kali yuga).

 

Since sri Bala says that though the path is same but

the philosophy is different, I want to know what's the

philosophy talked about Gita in 'Ramanuja Bhasya'.

Should I consider it more objective than what 'Gita as

it is'?

 

For considering anything and forming my opinion, I

have to study it fairly well. But, I am living in a

place beyond the reach of literature of this kind. (I

live in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Middle East

Asia). My ultimate question is, should I stop studying

'Gita as it is' and look for a more objective

interpretation of Gita??

 

Thanks in advance

 

MuraliKrishnan

 

 

 

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