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Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is a unique source of wisdom, leading humanity through life with its ageless teachings. It has influenced philosophies, guided millions of spiritual seekers, and provided the basis for contemporary self-help and management practices.
Gita Gyan presents an unadulterated message—one that stays close to the original spirit of the Gita, and at the same time integrates similar teachings from across different traditions and scriptures. Truth is universal—expressed in different formats, leading us to the same path of righteousness, self-mastery, and inner peace.
For one who has conquered the mind, the mind is the best friend.
But for one who has failed to do so, the mind will remain the greatest enemy.
The original Sindhi edition (1969) by Late Shri Hariram S Pardasani, and Hindi translation (1986) were widely embraced and regarded, with several editions and wide readership. This English adaptation (2025) by Manoj Pardasani, a Business Graduate and a Chartered Accountant, provides an edited and condensed version to bring the timeless teachings to the contemporary generation of readers.
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Manoj Pardasani
Manoj Pardasani is a Business Graduate and a Chartered Accountant. With over three decades working in a fast-paced, high-demand, multinational environment, Manoj has viewed life’s complexities from varied dimensions.
Learnings form the Bhagavad Gita have helped Manoj navigate life’s complexities with a steadier mind and also realise the mind’s power over how one experiences life.
His inspiration for the English edition of Gita Gyan stems from a deep desire to make Gita’s teachings accessible to a wider audience in the contemporary context.
