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BOOK REVIEW OF AKSARA BHAGVAD GITA



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 How were the rules framed? They were framed based on the parameters. How was Parameter identified and on what authority? Parameters were identified based on the attributes of the Gita. The authority too is derived from God/Gita. Isn’t the identification process obsolete and unscientific? There isn’t anything more scientific than the Gita. Just see the explosion of Artificial intelligence applications, be it Drones, Siri, Echo, or Robots. They are all non-human but endowed with intelligence.


MY REVIEW: 

Books are  a treat for Book- lovers, however not all love mythologies. But, I recently went through a mythology and it blew my mind. 
Picked up from the concept of the Bhagvad Gita, Aksara Bhagvad Gita is much more than the traditional narrative style used to decipher culture, values etc. It actually has the audacity to bind you to it.

Not at all restricted to the religious aspects of Hindu mythology, this book sets out to define a completely different parameter of religion, race, creed, customs and traditions. The plot, characters might be same but the way the story has been drafted is very unique in itself.

The characters described in this book relate to the real-life experiences and environment around us, pretty well which is why it gives an opportunity to the readers to grasp the truest essence of what Gita is all about.

The narration style, titles, vocabulary usage is appropriate. It envisages truth and simplicity and it's importance in a person's life. I would gladly rate it 5/5 and would recommend all the readers to give it a read. 

You can grab this book from Amazon in both Kindle and Paperback edition:https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08TCCLVP8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

You can also read the same review on my Goodreads profile and follow me for more such recommendations:https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4733385740


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