<p>I'm continuing my series on Bhagavad Gita reading guide materials, both for my current students and the generally interested audience out there. This one focuses on clarifying some of the terms used to describe divinity and divine beings mentioned in the Gita, which are notoriously difficult for new readers to disentangle... especially given translation quirks.</p>

I'm continuing my series on Bhagavad Gita reading guide materials, both for my current students and the generally interested audience out there. This one focuses on clarifying some of the terms used to describe divinity and divine beings mentioned in the Gita, which are notoriously difficult for new readers to disentangle... especially given translation quirks.

DK18 - Bhagavad Gita Study - Key Divinity Terms

What does it mean to be a spiritual warrior?  It's a phrase that gets a lot of mileage, but what does anyone actually mean when they use it?  What does it mean to have "quests" in the modern era?  What is my dharma, yours, and the dharma of others?  How do we embody spiritual practices in every day life?  What does it mean for martial artists or those who play literal warrior roles in society?  How do all these fit together?  What stories do we have to learn from, along these lines?

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What does it mean to be a spiritual warrior? It's a phrase that gets a lot of mileage, but what does anyone actually mean when they use it? What does it mean to have "quests" in the modern era? What is my dharma, yours, and the dharma of others? How do we embody spiritual practices in every day life? What does it mean for martial artists or those who play literal warrior roles in society? How do all these fit together? What stories do we have to learn from, along these lines?

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DK18 - Bhagavad Gita Study - Key Divinity Terms

DK18 - Bhagavad Gita Study - Key Divinity Terms