Comments on: The Bhagavad Gita – Chapter 2 contd.

By: Neerja Raman

Neerja Raman — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:07:10 +0000

I am very happy to see a scientific analysis of the geeta. In 2003 I published a book on leadership, management exemplifying the dialog between Arjun-Krishna as a process of decision making. I am in the process of issuing a second edition. If you are interested I can mail you a copy of the current edition also available on Amazon. On the other hand you may wish to finish absorbng the whole text before letting others influence your original thinking- Neerja Raman

By: Gaurav Rastogi (Not the author.Another guy with same name)

Gaurav Rastogi (Not the author.Another guy with same name) — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 15:18:42 +0000

My preliminary observations after reading the first chapter were correct . Its Bhagwat Gita made easy series by Gaurav. In this chapter i really liked the metaphors and connection of Gita with Maths.
Good work Gaurav..cant wait read the third chapter!

By: Like that only » Blog Archive » The movies of the 60’s

Like that only » Blog Archive » The movies of the 60’s — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 17:07:46 +0000

[...] – The volte-face – The villains of the sixties were the mostly the non-violent sort, restricting their villainy to drinking, boozing, carousing and ill-treating their wives. At the end of the movies, they would have an instant change of heart – a fantasy denouement that surely met with the approval of many oppressed spouses in the audience. – The unsatisfactory ending – Eventually, everybody walks off into the sunset, somehow managing to shrug off the death of a parent, a jail term, ugly familial confrontations, blinding and abuse with a stoicism worthy of followers of the Gita. [...]

By: RM

RM — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 03:35:07 +0000

I had always heard of the connection between early Hindu literature and pure math & logic. Your articles bring this out so wonderfully. On an aside, maybe this explains why we are such a math & tech oriented culture…

By: Geeta Padmanabhan

Geeta Padmanabhan — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 01:26:15 +0000

Brilliant! The “in the zone” experience could also be a forerunner to time in the shrink’s couch. I ask questions, you answer me (honestly!) and for the privilege of listening to “my” questions, you pay me a bomb! Wonder how much Krishna would have charged.