Bhagavad Gita: Audio Shlok

The complete Bhagavad Gita — all 18 chapters and 701 verses — with clear Sanskrit recitation you can listen to anywhere. Choose a male or female voice. Read the meaning in Hindi or English. Every verse you play is kept on your device, so it works without a signal. No account. No subscription. No sign-up of any kind. HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY? Open the app and say what is on your mind — anxious, grieving, angry, confused, alone, afraid — and it takes you to the verses that speak to it. They play in that order, not in chapter order, so one verse about fear leads to the next. Arjuna asked the same questions. This is where Krishna answers them. READ THE WAY YOU WANT • All 701 verses in original Sanskrit (Devanagari) • Word-by-word transliteration in English letters • Meaning in Hindi and English — switch at any time • Clean, distraction-free reading on a warm, paper-like page LISTEN TO EVERY VERSE • Clear Sanskrit recitation of all 701 verses • Choose a male or female voice • One verse flows straight into the next, with no gap or pause • Keeps playing when the screen is locked • Lock screen and AirPods controls — put it on and listen while you get ready • Skip back or forward ten seconds, or drag anywhere on the bar A DAILY PATH • Attach your reading to something you already do — after morning tea, after your bath, before sleep • One quiet reminder a day, at the time you choose • A gentle streak that always forgives a missed day • Save any verse to My Paath and come back to it NEVER LOSE YOUR PLACE • The app remembers exactly which verse you stopped on • Continue reading sits at the top, ready to resume • Finished chapters are marked, and part-read ones show your progress • Read straight through — the end of a chapter carries on into the next WORKS OFFLINE • All text is built into the app, so reading never needs a connection • Verses you have listened to are kept on your device and play instantly • See how much is stored, and clear it whenever you want THE 18 CHAPTERS 1. Arjun Vishad Yog — Arjuna's Dilemma 2. Sankhya Yog — Transcendental Knowledge 3. Karm Yog — Path of Selfless Service 4. Jnana Karm Sanyas Yog — Path of Knowledge 5. Karm Sanyas Yog — Path of Renunciation 6. Dhyan Yog — Path of Meditation 7. Jnana Vijnana Yog — Self-Knowledge and Enlightenment 8. Akshar Brahma Yog — Path of the Eternal God 9. Raja Vidya Yog — The King of Sciences 10. Vibhuti Yog — The Infinite Glories of God 11. Vishwarup Darshan Yog — The Cosmic Form 12. Bhakti Yog — The Yoga of Devotion 13. Kshetra Kshetrajna Vibhag Yog — The Field and its Knower 14. Guna Traya Vibhag Yog — The Three Modes of Nature 15. Purushottam Yog — The Supreme Divine Personality 16. Daivasura Sampad Vibhag Yog — Divine and Demoniac Natures 17. Shraddha Traya Vibhag Yog — The Three Divisions of Faith 18. Moksha Sanyas Yog — Liberation through Renunciation This edition contains 701 verses. Editions that count 700 leave out Arjuna's question that opens chapter thirteen, which is included here as verse 13.1.