This is a sacred book of Hindus. But I could only read it at the age of 24. Before that I
was wandering here and there for truth and direction. I used to go to temple and pray. But God sit there silently. I felt shy to ask for any favours; for, I considered it as selfishness. I used to pray just for everybody and come back. I considered it is unwise to make Him remember to save His own children. So I felt embarrassed and just close my eyes to see the real God to ask him what is our purpose in life or why are we born in this Earth, etc... etc...
was wandering here and there for truth and direction. I used to go to temple and pray. But God sit there silently. I felt shy to ask for any favours; for, I considered it as selfishness. I used to pray just for everybody and come back. I considered it is unwise to make Him remember to save His own children. So I felt embarrassed and just close my eyes to see the real God to ask him what is our purpose in life or why are we born in this Earth, etc... etc...
In the end, Bhagavath Geetha quenched my thirst a little (as I am not intelligent enough to grasp its full meanings yet).
You can find glimpses of truth and wisdom about the life and universe in this book.
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