Say what's going on. You get one verse a day for seven days, starting with the Gita, with what each means for you.
Week 1 is free. A few questions, about two minutes.
“Krishna tells Arjuna that the whole universe, moving and still, is contained in his body. Arjuna can also look for anything else he wants to see.”
A wider vision can dissolve the feeling that life is scattered and separate.
योऽयं योगस्त्वया प्रोक्तः साम्येन मधुसूदन
This calm you describe, Krishna, I can't see it lasting. My mind is too restless.
For you Your mind is running, and you are tired of chasing it.
The mind runs here and there for nothing, wandering far like a stray village dog.
Sorrow, craving and unbearable anxiety all vanish in a calm mind, like darkness before the sun.
Like a lamp in a windless place that doesn't flicker: that's a settled mind.
Let the monkey jump as much as he can; you simply wait and watch.
Raise your mind like a child: gently, patiently, little by little, never by force.
One spring morning, a king out for a walk overheard a song that he could not stop thinking about.
Yours is made from what you tell it. Week 1 is free.
Real plans Wisdom made on 19 Oct 2026, one tap each, lightly edited. Day 1 is always from the Gita.
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भगवद गीता के 700 श्लोक, हिंदी में अर्थ सहित
गीता अपनी भाषा में पढ़ें, पहले अध्याय से या उस अध्याय से जिसकी आज ज़रूरत है। सभी 18 अध्याय, निःशुल्क।
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