Uddhava Gita

This book presents a poetic and accessible interpretation of the Uddhava Gita, Lord Krishna's final discourse to Uddhava before leaving the mortal realm. It delves into profound spiritual truths, offering guidance on navigating life's complexities, understanding the nature of reality, and achieving liberation through devotion and self-realization.
Shri Krishna imparts the most confidential spiritual knowledge about the unique purpose of human life to Uddhava, which is to experience the eternal soul by living in the ephemeral mortal world. He declares the importance of saintly company (Satsang), an attitude to equanimity (Sambhav), and a mindset of devotion (Bhakti) to survive in Kali Yuga.
The Uddhava Gita explores theistic spirituality, unveiling the mysteries of divine immanence and transcendence and the significance of rituals and traditions. This poetic rendition of the Gita in English makes this ancient wisdom accessible to 21st-century readers. It offers a fresh perspective on the Lord's crucial message to humanity lest it drowns in dystopia.

About the Author:
Prof Arun Tiwari is a missile scientist who led the Civilian Spinoff of the Defence Technology Programme, which included developing Indigenous coronary stents in the 1990s. This led to Dr B. Soma Raju’s creation of the CARE Foundation and Hospitals. He taught Medical Humanities at the University of Hyderabad as an adjunct professor for ten years. He co-authored Wings of Fire, the celebrated autobiography of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, and has published 30 books since then.