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Gita Jayanti comes every year to remind us that we all are all Arjuna of today and, like him, we can also use LORD KRISHNA’s advice and apply it in our life to remove our confusions, uplift our selves and live in peace and Anandam.
Gita Jayanti is the day when Lord Krishna enlightened Arjuna with the holy teaching of Bhagavad Gita. Through extraordinary divine dialogue Lord Krishna explained to confused and dejected Arjuna the meaning of Karma Yoga and how he can attain the purpose of life by performing his prescribed duty and following his Dharma (Righteousness). He uplifted Arjuna from his confused and dejected state of mind (Lower-self) into his Self-realized state (Higher-Self) through a step-by-step spiritual journey.
Happy Gita Jayanti mms
This is the 15th year in succession that Gita Jayanti is being celebrated in Singapore, having started as a community celebration in 1997. This celebration with the various related events leading up to the Havan on the final day offers an opportunity for all age groups to get to read, chant, study and understand the Gita and its immortal message. This is also a venue for the various Hindu organizations to come closer through participation and unity of purpose in the celbration of one of the fundamental scriptures of Hinduism.
The “Gita Jayanti 2012-13″ is being led by Arya Samaj Temple(Singapore) – along with the other Hindu Temples and organizations of Singapore under the auspices of the Hindu Endowments Board.
Like in the previous years, we would invite your participation in all the events leading up to the Gita Havan which is the main event scheduled on 24 Feb 2012 (Sunday). The programmes have been planned to call for participation from Children, Youth and Adults. Click the various links to see the details.
Celebration in its current magnitude is possible only through the generous patronage from each member of the Hindu community. Our appeal goes out to every one to contribute generously to enable us to defray the cost of organizing this function.
The Geeta Jayanti Samaroh (Kurukeshetra) in Haryana is an exceptional festival dedicated to the birth of Srimad Bhagwad Gita, the holy book of the Hindus. The day is observed with the reading of the Bhagavad Gita, followed by discussions and seminars by eminent scholars and Hindu priests to throw light upon the various facets of the holy book and its perennial influence on humankind for generations.
Geeta Jiyanti MMS
Gita Jayanti is celebrated worldwide by all Hindus (followers of Sanatana Dharma), who revere Bhagavad Gita as their Divine Mother because She teaches us (in a non-sectarian and scientific manner) how to re-establish our lost relationship with God Almighty (The Supreme), our Divine Father.
Gita Jayanti is a religious festival of Hindus which is celebrated to commemorate the birth day of ‘Srimad Bhagwat Gita’, the sacred scripture containing invaluable advises of Lord Krishna that he proffered to Arjuna, the third Pandava in the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Geeta Jayanthi is held on ‘Ekadashi’ (the eleventh day) during the bright half of month ‘Margashirsha’ (November- December).
Sab ko Geeta Jayanti ki shubh kaamnaye
Hum dete hai aapko lakho duaye.
Naya varsh ho purane jaisa yaadgar,
Aap sabko mile apni khushiyon ka sansar…
Geeta Jayanti Festival as the name suggests is a unique and exceptional festival dedicated to the birth of Srimad Bhagvad Gita, the holy book of Hindus. The festival is celebrated mainly in Kurukshetra, Haryana. The festival is very sacred to Hindus and is celebrated with immense devotion and dedication.
Geeta Jayanti Samaroh
Not only has the Festival remained sacred so does the place associated with it. Kurukshetra is inseparable when one talks about the Indian culture and Hindu mythology. Indeed Kurukshetra is believed to be the land where the essence of real Hinduism found place.
It is in this same land that the famous sage Manu wrote the Manusmriti. Not only that, but the Rig Veda and the Sama Veda were also composed here. The land was visited by divine personalities like Lord Krishna, Gautama Buddha and some eminent Sikh Gurus.
Srimad Bhagwad Gita has since its inception been the philosophical guide and spiritual teacher for Hindus. In Gita, Lord Krishna has taught numerous lessons to Arjuna, one of the Pandavas which are considered to be ideal means of living one’s life. One of the most famous teachings of Gita followed since ages is “Karma Kar Phal ki asha mat kar”, which means that one should selflessly perform one’s duties and karma, not worrying about the outcome. Gita according to the Hindu Mythology provides solution for every problem that a man faces in his life.
Geeta Jayanti Festival as the name suggests is a unique and exceptional festival dedicated to the birth of Srimad Bhagvad Gita, the holy book of Hindus. The festival is celebrated mainly in Kurukshetra, Haryana. The festival is very sacred to Hindus and is celebrated with immense devotion and dedication.
Geeta Jayanti Samaroh
Not only has the Festival remained sacred so does the place associated with it. Kurukshetra is inseparable when one talks about the Indian culture and Hindu mythology. Indeed Kurukshetra is believed to be the land where the essence of real Hinduism found place.
It is in this same land that the famous sage Manu wrote the Manusmriti. Not only that, but the Rig Veda and the Sama Veda were also composed here. The land was visited by divine personalities like Lord Krishna, Gautama Buddha and some eminent Sikh Gurus.
Srimad Bhagwad Gita has since its inception been the philosophical guide and spiritual teacher for Hindus. In Gita, Lord Krishna has taught numerous lessons to Arjuna, one of the Pandavas which are considered to be ideal means of living one’s life. One of the most famous teachings of Gita followed since ages is “Karma Kar Phal ki asha mat kar”, which means that one should selflessly perform one’s duties and karma, not worrying about the outcome. Gita according to the Hindu Mythology provides solution for every problem that a man faces in his life.
