Bhagavad Gita. Ishwara's Song
Translation from Sanskrit to Ukrainian by Yogi Isha
I'm not a writer, and even less so a translator. I'm a yogi, and for me, Guru is a bridge that connects both shores. This gave me the opportunity to make the translation. Moreover, my Guru lineage connects me with those mentioned in the Mahabharata and with those who were on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.
Job done! Gita has been translated! Whether it's successful or not, I can't say. I did what I had to do, and the results don't belong to me, just like everything else in this world.
- Short backstory of Bhagavad Gita
- Song 1. Arjuna's Despondency (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 2. Sankhya Yoga (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 3. Karma Yoga (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 4. Jnana Yoga (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 5. Yoga Union Through Renunciation of the Fruits of Activity (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 6. Dhyana Yoga (Union through Meditation) (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 7. Yoga of Knowledge and Experience (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 8. Yoga of the Eternal Brahman (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 9. Yoga of the Sublime Knowledge and the Sublime Mystery (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 10: Yoga of Divine Manifestation (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 11. Yoga's Vision of the Universal Form (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 12. Bhakti Yoga (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 13. Yoga of Recognition Between the Field and the Knower of the Field (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 14: Yoga of Liberation from the Three Gunas (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 15. Yoga of the Supreme Purusha (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 16. Yoga of discerning the divine and the demonic (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 17. Yoga of Understanding Three Types of Faith (Ukrainian translation)
- Song 18. Yoga of Renunciation and Liberation (Ukrainian translation)
- Bhagavad Gita it's A Bridge to the Other Side