Vjása Books

Exploring profound moral dilemmas, the narrative centers on Prince Arjuna, who grapples with the decision of going to war. In his moment of doubt, he receives guidance from Krishna, an incarnation of Vishnu, serving as his charioteer. This scripture, part of the larger Mahabharata, is a cornerstone of Hindu philosophy, addressing universal themes of duty and righteousness. This edition features an English prose translation and an introduction by Kashinath Trimbak Telang, making it accessible for contemporary readers.

A grand saga of divine wisdom, epic battles, and the eternal quest for justice, distilled into the lives of warriors and deities across the vast expanse of ancient India

Set within the Mahabharata's "Bhishma" Parva, this revered Sanskrit poem is celebrated as one of the "Five Jewels" of Devanagari literature in India. It presents a philosophical system that continues to influence Brahmanic thought, skillfully integrating the teachings of Kapila, Patanjali, and the Vedas. The poem's plain yet noble language makes its profound concepts accessible, contributing to its enduring popularity and authority in Indian culture.

The narrative centers on Prince Arjuna, who grapples with a profound moral dilemma about going to war. In his moment of uncertainty, he receives guidance from Krishna, the Supreme God in disguise as his charioteer. This dialogue explores themes of duty, spirituality, and ethical conflict, making it a pivotal text in Hindu philosophy. As part of the larger "Mahabharata," this translated edition offers insights into navigating life's complex moral challenges, enhanced by an introduction from Kashinath Trimbak Telang and printed on premium acid-free paper.