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According to numerous sources, the Bhagavad Gita dates back to the 1st millennium BCE, making it at least 3,000 years old. It comprises several chapters of the epic poem Mahabharata, which narrates the devastating war between the descendants of two brothers. There are many versions and translations of this renowned epic.
The Bhagavad Gita is an 18-chapter dialogue between the warrior prince Arjun and his charioteer Krishna, symbolizing the internal struggle between self and Self. We all face this conflict in our daily lives, having to choose between what we are expected to do and what we truly need to do.
The Institute of Indic Wisdom initiated Our Gita Project, a weekly discussion and exploration of each chapter from multiple perspectives. As part of the team exploring leadership over a 20-week period, this book reflects the author's personal insights from re-reading all chapters through that lens.
The format of this book follows a simple, illustrative approach. Each insight is presented with a short summary. Readers are offered a concise overview of the key ideas explored.
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Bikram Gupta Sarma
Bikram Gupta Sarma transitioned from a 35-year journey in technology leadership and entrepreneurship to his current role as a Leadership Coach, Trainer, and Emotional Intelligence practitioner. In The Leader’s Conundrum, he bridges the world of leadership development with timeless insights from the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Indian scripture.
