Bhagavad Gita

The Bhagavad Gita does not lead you out of the world — it teaches you not to lose yourself in it. Its essence is not renouncing action, but acting for God, free from attachment to the result. Such action gives birth to devotion, and devotion to a happiness that nothing material can give. And this path is open to everyone: you can remain in the tradition you have already chosen. An introduction and eighteen chapters: the verses of the Bhagavad Gita and, beside them, what they mean in everyday life — at work, in the family, in relationships. Two roads to one book Listen, read, or both. The app remembers the two places separately and offers to take you back to either. The text follows the voice While the narration plays, the word being spoken is highlighted in the text. Stop the recording and the text opens exactly on the word where the voice fell silent. And the other way round: read up to a line and keep listening from there. In English and in Russian The book comes in two editions, each with the full text and narration. Switch the language on the first screen. The narration arrives by itself The text of the whole book is inside the app. The narration is hosted by Google Play and downloads by itself after the first launch: the introduction first, so you can start listening right away, then the remaining chapters. The English recording takes about 350 MB, the Russian one about 500 MB. Once downloaded, it stays on your device and needs no connection. Made for reading Type size, light and dark themes, search across the whole book, a bookmark where you stopped. Play the narration at normal speed or one and a half times faster. Laid out for phones, tablets and foldables. No ads, no subscriptions, no data collection. The text is narrated by speech synthesis.