Rules to read Bhagwat Gita

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Follow the reading of gita with meditation.

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Do not read too much of it in one day. (if read too much in one day, you might lose out interest in your actual life)

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Read a maximum of two shlokas with their meanings in details.

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Prefer an easier version of Gita that can be understood by you according to your language and beliefs

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Understanding gita is a slow process. It takes time. You also need to experience and realize the stuff you are reading.

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Respect the book. Keep it separately from other books even if you are not religious. This helps amazingly to all the new readers.

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