They Are in Me, I Am Not in Them

Worldwide Shrimad Bhagavad Gita has been acclaimed as one of the scriptures that stands the tallest in spirituality. The Bhagavad Gita is special because it is narrated in a very worldly, very practical setting. The outcome of the conversation would decide actively the fate of many million residents of the kingdom, not merely to get entered academically in some pages of another holy book. Though this scripture is centuries old, commentaries given by Acharya Prashant makes it convenient for today's generation to understand it in context of their daily life.

The course will explore the journey of seeing to witnessing and myths related to Para Prakriti being the witness. What is Parā Prakriti and how is it different from Shri Krishna or Brahma? What is then the essence of Shri Krishna or Brahma or Ātmān?

What is meant by Devi and Devta? What is the reason why in the Hindu pantheon there are so many Gods and Goddesses? What is Brahm?

This course will also investigate the meaning of the word ‘death’. When Shri Krishna says ‘death’, what does he mean? Is Shri Krishna looking at himself as a body? Is Shri Krishna referring to himself as merely the Ātmān here?

This course is based on Chapter 7 and 8 of Bhagavad Gita.