Spirit of Bhagavad Gita

Modern scientists based on the research on excavations have proved that a personality called Shri Krishna existed 5000 years ago and that well-developed city Dwaraka also existed. The exhibits of such excavations can be seen today in the museums at Kuruksetra and Dwaraka. This proves that……..

please note - More than one answer may be correct.

• Bhagavad gita is Real

• Bhagavad gita is Symbolic

• Bhagavad gita is Real not Symbolic

• Bhagavad gita is Symbolic not Real

One should never twist the actual truth and try to pull out some allegorical meaning. What can you infer from these?

Please note - More than one answer may be correct..

• Mundane commentators speculate that Kurukshetra is body and Pandavas are the five senses.

• Hundreds of interpretations on Gita by authors with no devotion but only mental speculation.

• speculative commentaries lying in libraries with no practical value or application in life.

• misinterpretations have no potency to invoke the dormant devotion in the heart of living beings towards Sri Krishna.

The word ‘Hindu Mythology’ was coined by Indologists

• To promote Christianity

• To enlighten the Hindus about their own Puranas

• So that Indian priest-craft could be overthrown

• to divert the sincere Vedic followers away from their own religion to Christianity

. Agama-purana means

• Coming from old times and the result of researches and manufacture of the wise people

• which is coming from higher plane," not manufactured here.

• the old and real history of not only this world, but of whole universe

• Hindu Mythology or imagination in the form of stories

Bhagavad-gita, forms a part of

• Ramayana and is a conversation between Krishna and Arjuna

• Mahabharata and is a real conversation between Krishna and Arjuna

• a historical event that took place at Jyotisar, Kurukshetra where even today there is a station

• the recorded real history of the greater India, Mahabharata

The goal of Bhagavad gita is....

• To teach us how to surrender and worship Sri Krishna, the central point & main subject of Gita

• To develop the broad vision of impersonal light to attain the state of tranquility

• To become patriots of nation and render social service for the welfare of all

• To become a Sanskrit scholar of the highest degree