108 days
A focused introduction
One-time payment. No auto-renewal.
- 108 selected verses for everyday life
- 108 days of lessons
- One payment. No automatic renewal.
THE SONG OF THE DIVINE
श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
A timeless
conversation.
Your daily guide.
On a battlefield, Arjuna asked how to live.
Krishna’s answer still meets us where we are.
Discover the Bhagavad Gita through a daily verse, a clear explanation, and a reflection to carry into your day.
Hindi, English & Hinglish · Delivered on WhatsApp
A VERSE TO RETURN TO
अध्याय २ · श्लोक ४७कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते
मा फलेषु कदाचन।
Your right is to action alone,
never to its fruits.
Opening half of Bhagavad Gita 2.47.
A plain-language rendering, not the complete verse.
BEFORE THE WISDOM, A QUESTION
Even a warrior
can feel lost.
Before the battle of Kurukshetra, Arjuna sees teachers, relatives and friends on both sides. His bow falls. He turns to Krishna.
The Gita begins here, in a moment of uncertainty. Together, they explore duty, the self, devotion and the discipline of action.
Choose your journeyYOUR PATH THROUGH THE GITA
One teaching.
Many beginnings.
Start with a selection of verses, or follow the conversation from its first question.
108 SELECTED VERSES
A verse for the life you live.
Explore work, the restless mind, relationships and self-knowledge through 108 selected verses. Each day brings a short explanation and a small practice.
See plansThe 108-day plan follows the Essential 108. Monthly and the one-time Complete Gita follow the whole Gita.
Gita SarathiToday
1:24
🙏 Day 1 · Gita 2.47
📖 Verse, meaning and your progress:
Watched today’s lesson? Tap below.
🙏 Watched1
🙏 1-day streak. See you tomorrow at 06:00.
MAKE SPACE FOR THE SACRED
A little time.
A deeper understanding.
- 01
Listenश्रवण
Hear the Sanskrit verse and its explanation in your chosen language.
- 02
Reflectमनन
See the context through historical paintings, carefully paced motion and clear explanations.
- 03
Practiseअभ्यास
Take one considered action into the day. Return to the teaching as life unfolds.
Your language
One verse. A moment to understand. A practice to return to.
PLANS
Choose the journey that fits you
A short animated lesson on WhatsApp. The Sanskrit, its meaning and a small practice on your lesson page. No app to install.
Monthly
Begin the whole Gita, month by month
First month , then a month until you cancel. Cancel anytime.
- All 700 verses in order, while your plan is active
- Short daily videos with simple explanations
- Revisit delivered lessons while your plan is active
- Monthly renewal. Cancel from WhatsApp.
Complete Gita
All 18 chapters, with 2 years to learn and revisit
One-time payment. No auto-renewal.
- All 700 verses, from beginning to end
- About 22 months of daily lessons; 2 years of access
- Revisit your unlocked lessons throughout those 2 years
- One payment. No automatic renewal.
Gift the Gita to someone you love.Give a Gita journey
How your daily lesson works
- Open WhatsApp
Your lesson arrives at the time you choose. Watch when it suits you.
- Understand the verse
Open your lesson link for the Sanskrit, meaning and a small practice.
- Keep going
Tap Watched to record your progress. Your next lesson follows the next day.
Every plan also includes
- Your lesson at the time you choose, in your own time zone
- Choose Hindi, English or Hinglish at signup. Change your language anytime.
- Two journeys: 108 days brings the Essential 108; monthly and the one-time Complete Gita bring the whole Gita in order
- Daily streaks and shareable milestone certificates, including Guru at a 108-day streak
- Ask the Gita: send how you feel, get the right verse
- Chapter summaries as you finish each chapter of the Complete Gita
Questions
Why is this paid when the Gita is free online?
The Gita is freely available, and you can read it online without paying. Gita Sarathi brings it into a structured daily learning experience, with animated explanations, simple meanings, everyday examples and lessons delivered on WhatsApp. Your payment helps cover script writing, video and audio production, and running the service. Watch a free lesson first to see whether this way of learning works for you.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Everything arrives on WhatsApp, including your daily lesson, your streak and any question you ask.
Which journey do I get?
Your plan decides it. The 108-day plan follows the Essential 108. The monthly plan and the one-time Complete Gita follow the whole Gita from the beginning.
How are the journeys different?
The Essential 108 explores 108 selected verses for everyday life. The Complete Gita follows the text from the beginning, with some verses grouped into one lesson.
What happens after 108 days?
Your plan simply ends. You keep your certificate, and you can continue into the whole Gita monthly, or with the one-time Complete Gita.
What does the first month cost?
The monthly plan’s first month is ₹29 in India (US$1, €1, £1 or AED 4 elsewhere). After that it renews automatically at the full monthly price (₹99, US$4.99, €4.99, £3.99 or AED 19) until you cancel. We remind you on WhatsApp 3 days before the first full payment. The first-month price is once per WhatsApp number, and payments are not refunded.
Can I cancel?
Yes. The monthly plan can be cancelled anytime from the chat, including during the first month, and you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. The 108-day and Complete Gita plans are paid once and never renew, so there is nothing to cancel.
I live outside India. Can I join?
Yes. You pay by card in your currency (US dollars, euros, pounds or dirhams), or in rupees by UPI if you have an Indian bank account. Your lesson arrives at the time you choose in your own time zone.
Which price will I pay?
Prices here are based on where you are. At checkout, the price follows your WhatsApp number: Indian numbers pay in rupees, UK numbers in pounds, UAE numbers in dirhams, euro-area numbers in euros, and everyone else in US dollars.
Secure payment by UPI or card. Payments are final, so watch your free lesson first.
The art behind the experience Sources & credits +
Historical paintings and manuscripts preserve distinct artistic traditions. We use them with their provenance, and identify cropping and motion as our presentation of the original art.
- Krishna and Arjuna, c.1830 British Museum · Public-domain artwork, via Wikimedia Commons
- Illustrated Bhagavad Gita, nineteenth century British Library, Or13758 · Public-domain artwork, via Wikimedia Commons