World Best Philosophy of Bagavath Geetha

Exploring the significance of the name "Krishna," the book delves into its Sanskrit roots, meaning "black" or "dark," and its association with the waning moon, Krishna Paksha. It highlights Krishna's portrayal in art as black- or blue-skinned and his various epithets, such as Mohan, Govinda, and Gopala, each reflecting different attributes. Additionally, it emphasizes regional variations, like Jagannatha, particularly revered in Odisha. The text celebrates Krishna's multifaceted identity and cultural importance across different Hindu traditions.