Bhagvadgita (Vyas meaning)

Bhagvadgita is the sacred book of Vedic religion and it is meant for all. In fact, the Gita provides guidelines for superior life and spiritual progress of a human being. But according to Yogiraj Harkare, Vyas was misinterpreted for a pretty long time. Thinkers like Mahatma Gandhi, Madhavacharya, Dr. Sukthankar took symbolic view of Bhagvadgita. But this approach was not fully developed.Yogiraj Manohar Harkare alias Kakaji developed ethical meaning of Gita fully, by adding his own yogic knowledge and experiences to it. He has written this unique book with the help of his profound Sadhana of Yoga.

His interpretation of Bhagwad Gita :

• The Gita is a treasure of modern sciences such as theory of relativity, quantum theory, science of probabilities, science of space and time and eternal ethical laws of death and birth.
• It also includes social and individual psychology.
• Deep studies of experiences of Yoga and para-existence have been authentically described in the Gita.
• It also contains a code of conduct in all spheres of life that are essential for elevation and emancipation of existence.
• The war in Mahabharata is the eternal war of tendencies fought every moment within the core of every human being trying for self realization.
• Characters and events in Mahabharata and Gita, represent either ethical virtue or vice. Yogiraj has analysed almost all names in Mahabharata in terms of good or bad tendencies. e.g. Dhritarashtra means blindness to one’s own spiritual gains. He is dominated by Duryodhana, i.e. adamant bad tendency. And needs to be guided by Sanjay i.e.balanced intellect.

Kakaji wants to spread this proper knowledge of the Gita through this book. He politely tells that he is only a medium of expression. By favor of saint Dynaneshwar, he has understood the real meaning of the Gita. He says that writing on Gita was possible for him due to his Yog-Sadhana and by special favour of saint Dynaneshwar.

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