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Sri Avadhuta Gita is from the Nondualistic (Advaita) Vedanta by Dattatreya Avadhuta.

In Sri Avadhuta Gita in English rhyme, the Self has been dealt in detail and explained with regards to True knowledge as per Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism).

True knowledge not found in things surely,

And bliss but lost in all the goods worldly,

The true wisdom and liberation attained be,

By attaining the knowledge of Self in reality

Gita in English Rhyme

Sri Avadhuta Gita: In English Rhyme

The Agastya Gita (song) a part of the Varaha Puran. Herein Sage Agastya discloses to Bhadrasva how the bondage of worldly existence can be snapped and sorrows eradicated.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Agastya Gita

Ashtavakra Gita (Song) in simple English rhyme is a dialogue between Ashtavakra and Janak wherein Ashtavakra answers questions regarding the very nature of the soul, bondage, and the reality. It shows a radical version of non-dualistic philosophy and Show cases for the whole humanity.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Ashtavakra Gita

Sri Ganesh Gita (song) in English rhyme is from the Ganesh Puran. Herein Brahma disclose the Ganesh Gita to Rishi Vyas regarding yoga, knowledge and reincarnation.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Ganesh Gita

Hanuman Gita (Song) is a discourse by Sri Ram & Ma Sita to Hanuman where they disclose to him about their true selves and how life is to be conducted for attaining salvation. Vanar Gita (song) is from the Parasar Samhita and narrated by Agastya Maharshi to many rishis. It teaches how this worldly ocean can be crosses and saslvation truly achieved.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Hanuman & Vanar Gita

Sri Ram Gita is from the Uttar Kanda of Adhyathma Ramayan. Herein Lord Shiv imparts knowledge of life and liberation to Sri Ram. Sri Lakshman Gita is from the Ramcharitramanas, Ayodhya Kand and LAkshman the teacher explains to the The Nishad chief the essence of life.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Sri Ram & Lakshman Gita

Sri Rudra Gita (Song) in simple English rhyme is from the Srimat Bhagwat. Herein the teacher is Lord Rudra and the disciples are Prachetas who are instructed about liberation, action and dharma.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Rudra Gita

Sanatan Gita (Eternal Song) teaches about Universe, life, atma, humanity, divinity and the primary three basic energies (Tamsik, Rajsik & Satvik).
Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).
The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Sanatan Gita

Vidya Gita (Song of Knowledge) in simple English rhyme is from the Tripura Rahasya. Herein The teacher is Sri Tripura Sundari and diciples are the legendary sages who were inquiring into the Knowledge of Awareness, bliss and Non-dual Brahman-Consciousness.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Vidya Gita

Yama Gita (Song) in simple English rhyme are extracts from the Vishnu Puran (by Sage Parashar to Maitrey), Agni Puran (by Lord Agni to Sage Vasishta) and Narasimha Puran.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Yama Gita

Bhagwat Gita - Its Essence in simple English rhyme are teaching of Lord Krishna to Arjun when had becoming dejected in the battle field on facing his very own kith and kin and did not want to fight. The Bhagwat Gita presents practically the easiest spiritual solution to the naughtiest and mightiest mundane problems of human life. It very sweetly and fondly shows the most attractive path for salvation out of it, and thus makes life worth living and finally enables the person to achieve self-realisation.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Bhagwat Gita - Its Essence

Shiv Gita (song) in simple English rhyme are teaching imparted by Lord Shiv to Sri Ram. They are from the Padma Puran, Uttar Khand and precedes the Bhagwat Gita. They clearly shows the path for salvation for the whole of humanity.

Gita and Ramayana are perhaps the sum total of the fabrics of Hinduism (a way of life).

The Gita (song) are teaching by Divine or ancient revered holy rishis teaching both metaphysics and practice of disciplined action. They proclaims that life is worth living, teaches how it should be lived and the path to self-realisation. They are the cream of the Upanishads, which themselves are the core of the Four Vedas.

Shiv Gita

Sri Vyas Gita in English rhyme iis a part of the ancient Brahma Puran and is the best self-help guide book for the reader.

Sri Vyas Gita provides an understanding of the Supreme Atma, the virtues, defects.

It also provides a deep knowledge of the perishable & imperishable, the unity & diversity and the Vidya & Avidya concepts as stated in the Brahma Puran.

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There will be no fear in absence of duality,

Fear will be till there is the sense of duality;

What seen apart from Self perishable be,

What is perishable involves loss fear truly.

Vyas Gita: In English Rhyme

Sri Brahma Gita in English rhyme is a part of the ancient Brahma Puran (Part 1) [Chapters 35, 37 (slokas 96-97) & 38].

Sri Brahma Gita provides an understanding of the Supreme Atma.

It also provides a deep knowledge of the perishable & imperishable, the unity & diversity and the Vidya & Avidya concepts.

When Lord Shiv calmed down after death of Sati,

Daksha asked forgiveness and became devotee,

Paid obeisance to Shiv, eulogized him reverently,

This the core essence of the Brahma Gita does be.

 

After Daksha praises Lord Shiv, chants his glories,

Lord blesses him and Devas who at Yajna did be,

Daksha becomes recipient of Shiv’s grace finally,

These verses liberate all who chant it devotedly.

Brahma Gita: In English Rhyme

SRI DEVI GITA is from the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam (Chapters 31 to 41) On Tantric philosophy & Concepts.

In the Devi Gita Self Realisation, Devi Cosmic Form, Knowledge, Liberation, Yoga, Mantra, Siddhi, Bhakti, Vows, Sacred Places and Her Worship have been composed in English rhyme by the author.

 

O Mother! Parameshwari! Describe to me,

Your Real Self as shown in Vedanta surely;

117

Also Gyan, Bhakti approved by Vedas be,

That You have shown this favour to me,

118

So that by That Knowledge but unfailingly,

I will then realise Your Self subsequently.

119

Sri Devi Gita: In English Rhyme

Sri Hamas Gita & Sankhya Gita in English rhyme are a part of the ancient Shrimad Bhagwat. 
HAMAS GITA - Book 11.06-29 (Chapters 6): Explains the core content of Vedantic philosophy. around the Supreme Brahman and the Supreme Consciousness.
SANKHYA GITA - Book 11.06-29 (Chapters 24): Explains the Sankhya philosophy.

Hamsa Gita & Sankhya Gita: In English rhyme

Moksha Gita in English rhyme is a part of the Advaita Vedanta

Moksha Gita: In English rhyme

Brahman Gita in English rhyme is a part of the Anu Gita (6-19) from the Mahabharat.

Brahman Gita: In English rhyme

Anu Gita, part of the Asvamedhika Parva be,

Fourteenth Parva of epic Mahabharata truly,

Second discourse of Krishna to Arjun surely,

After restoring to Pandavs, their realm actually;

When the great Kurukshetra battle ended finally,

Arjun asked Krishna to repeat His words clearly,

That He had told Arjun at battle field previously,

Which caused him to fight against his own truly;

What Krishna stated to Arjun subsequently,

Is known as Anu Gita, which a discourse be,

Of Krishna's conversation with Arjun clearly,

When Lord Krishna decided to returned finally;

On transmission, liberation and the gunas be,

Ashramas, dharma, attaining tapas, austerity,

Told by Utank, disciple of Lord Krishna solely,

Who went on voyage of underworld journey.

Anu Gita: In English rhyme

In Bhagwat's heart, Uddhav's song,
A truth symphony, where wisdom belong.
"Detach from the transient, seek the eternal,
In the self, find the universe infernal.
Love all, serve all, see Krishna in all,
In devotion and duty, stand tall.
"See the divine in every being,
In every moment, in every feeling.
In joy and sorrow, in pleasure and pain,
In the sun's warmth, in the cold rain."
Uddhav Gita is a spiritual guide,
Teaching us to let go of our pride.

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