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The Purpose of Gita
It is sad that the Kurukshetra lies within us. Once born, there is no escape from this Kurukshetra within us. Lord Krishna guides us to face it boldly and defeat the rajasic and tamasic tendencies within us. And the Gita is the greatest guide he bestowed on us.[1]
Commentaries on the Gita
Gita has numerous commentators from all philosophies and Sampradayas.[1]
| Commentator | Commentory |
|---|---|
| Sri Ramanuja | Gita Bhashya |
| Vedanta Desika | Tatpariya Chandrikai |
| Vadi Kesari Azhagiya Manavala Jeeyar | Venba Padal |