Comparing the Bhagavad-Gita and the Epic of Gilgamesh

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines epic heroes as "a great and noble person in the epic, who was admired by his great achievement or was influenced by a grand event." It is defined as "a story about a hero or an exciting event". Gilgamesh epic is often considered the oldest story on the earth; it is a controversial protagonist of the story, girugamesh, and hero of the oldest epic in the world. This epic opens all epic precedents; it shows most of the features that society generally believes that epic heroes and epics should have.

Mahabarata, or more specifically Bhagavad Gita, is another very important text. Bhagavad Gita is the chapter of the epic Mahabarata. Gita, sometimes called, is the story of a man, Arjuna, who found himself on the battlefield to fight against his big family. At first he did not want to fight them, but he talked to Krishna himself, he assured him that he is responsible for fighting. Krishna told Arjuna that he kept his duty and kept the sacred plans. For details and version of Bhagavad Gita, please visit http://www.san.beck.org/Gita.html.

Sanskrit is one of the most influential papers in oriental philosophy. Bhagavad-gita is the eternal message of spiritual wisdom of ancient India. The word Gita means songs and words. "Bhagawan" refers to God, usually "Bhagavad · Gita" is called "God's Song." For thousands of years, it formed a tradition and made great people. On the battlefield of Krishitra, Krsna told his disciple Arjuna that Ji answered the big question of our lives and existence. Krishna also calls Lila - Avatar one of those extraordinary characters, and the story of their life is enough to help us gain enlightenment. Bhagvad Gita is a thought process behind extraordinary everyday life, always singing, dancing, and peaceful in a great battle.

Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, sung by Sir Krishna, written by Lord Ved Vyas, is 700 poems of jewels in Mahabharata 's wonderful epic. One of the revolutionary aspects is that Sanskrit is not on any temple but on the ground and there is no monastery. My husband did not sit in Satsang, and the seeker did not ask for his release. This is not a good moment nor a couple of hours. Yes, Gita was sung by Sir Krishna in the middle of the battlefield! Just before one of the most fierce wars began, the war lasted 18 days and is fatal for millions of soldiers. Moreover, in this destructive war, only a few people can imagine the presence of a wise person. On the contrary, however, there is Lord Krishna in this war - great people, God Himself and other such great intellectuals. This is not an ordinary war