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▶️If you could ask Krishna one question today, what would it be? The Bhagavad Gita has always come to my rescue, been my anchor in life’s toughest storms. In moments of doubt, when the noise of the world feels too loud, I turn its pages and somehow find the silence I need. Each verse feels alive – timeless, guiding, and comforting. I find not just answers but also strength, clarity, and a renewed sense of direction. No matter how many times I read it, the Gita reveals a new perspective, almost like Krishna answering the question I didn’t even know I was carrying. With its 700 verses spoken on the battlefield, the timeless dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna continues to shine as a guiding light, offering life-changing insights that remain ever fresh no matter how many times one reads it. Yet, as profound and transformative as the Gita is, its depth can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for first-time readers. The depth, the philosophy, the sheer vastness, where does one begin? That is exactly where Nitesh Gor’s The 5-Minute Gita steps in like a gentle hand guiding us through this ocean of wisdom. This book is like a warm introduction to the Gita, a bridge between curiosity and understanding. It beautifully simplifies the essence of the Gita, breaking it down into bite-sized chapters that can be read in just a few minutes a day. Each chapter can be read in just a few minutes, but it leaves you with thoughts that linger long after. Read one chapter a day, and by the eighteenth day, you will have absorbed the heart of the Gita in a way that is both accessible and inspiring. Each chapter is like a small spark illuminating timeless truths without losing the soul of the original text. By day 18, you not only hold the essence of the Gita but also a renewed desire to dive deeper into its verses. What I truly admire is how Nitesh simplifies the profound without losing its soul. His writing style is immersive, clear, and engaging, making readers feel as though they are standing beside Arjuna, listening to Krishna speak, and slowly, the wisdom begins to seep into their own dilemmas. Read the full review on the website. #bhagavadgita #bookreview #readers

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