The story
Arjuna stands between two sides of a devastating conflict.
He recognises teachers, elders and family on both sides. His resolve collapses.
Arjuna
The person facing the crisis. A warrior who, at the decisive moment, cannot see a right course of action.
Krishna
His charioteer, guide and teacher — the one who answers, and keeps answering, for eighteen chapters.
“What should I do?”
From this question begins a conversation about action, the self, knowledge, devotion, discipline and liberation.
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The story for Chapter 1 — Arjuna’s Dilemma hasn’t been filmed yet. Everything below — the text, the verses and the reflections — is ready to read.
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Where to next
Enter the story
How the Gītā begins — a person who does not know what to do.
All 18 chapters
Browse the conversation chapter by chapter.
Explore Yoga
Practice, philosophy, body, breath and mind.
The Eight Limbs
From conduct to concentration to absorption.
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Reflect
Keep a private record of what you’re working out.
