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DOWNLOAD FUSION MUSIC GITA

🎧 Dear Patrons, We are delighted to announce that “Gita with Fusion Music” is now available for free download. This unique audio experience is designed especially for today’s youth and music lovers. Whether you’re on a morning walk with headphones or enjoying a long drive in your car, these soulful tracks bring the eternal wisdom of the Gita to life with modern fusion arrangements. Children too will find joy in learning the Sanskrit shlokas—singing along, creating short videos, and appreciating the poetic power of the language in a fun, engaging way. We kindly request you not to forward or distribute the files directly. Instead, please encourage your friends and family to submit their details through the link below and download the complete set of 18 MP3 tracks as a single ZIP file.

🎵 Let the rhythm of truth and beauty awaken every soul.

GLOBAL PEACE WITH GITA WISDOM

Weapons can eliminate terrorists, but not terrorism. With BrahMos, we can strike camps. But with the Bhagavad Gita, we strike ignorance itself — the root of all hatred, fear, and conflict. BrahMos responds when evil rises. The Gita prevents it from rising.

Bhagavad Gita 4.36: "Even if you are the most sinful among all sinners, you will certainly cross over all sins and delusions with the boat of knowledge and inner realization."

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Let every heart, every home, and every enterprise rise to support the International School for Bhagavad Gita — a global mission to awaken wisdom, restore harmony, and uplift humanity. Whether through ₹500, ₹5,000, ₹2 crore, ₹5 crore, or ₹10 crore, your contribution can shape the future of Dharma.

BrahMos responds when evil rises. The Gita prevents it from rising. We spend trillions on war — on weapons that silence conflict but not its cause. But what if that wealth was used to build character, self-knowledge, healthcare, infrastructure, and education? The result wouldn’t just be peace — It would be a conscious civilization.

The International School for Bhagavad Gita is India’s answer to the soul of humanity crying out for clarity. It is not a religious school — it is a universal movement to reintroduce the eternal principles of Karma and Dharma, the invisible laws that govern all visible suffering.

By training 1,00,000 Gita Gurus and establishing Gita Bhavans around the world, we aim to build an unshakable inner infrastructure — where peace, compassion, clarity, and righteousness are not enforced, but embodied. This is not just a national mission. It is a call to visionaries, philanthropists, global institutions, and dharmic leaders to act before it’s too late. This is a revolution not of regimes, but of consciousness — a sacred effort to replace fear with wisdom, division with unity, and despair with enlightened action.

BrahMos Vs. Bhagavad-Gita

“Weapons can eliminate terrorists, but not terrorism. With BrahMos, we can strike camps. But with the Bhagavad Gita, we strike ignorance itself — the root of all hatred, fear, and conflict.”

A LETTER TO TERRORISTS FROM LORD KRISHNA

“I am the One you claim to serve.
But let Me tell you who I truly am.

I am not confined to one book, one name, or one religion. I dwell in all beings. I am in the Muslim, the Christian, the Hindu, the Jew, the Sikh, the Jain, the Buddhist, the Atheist, and the Agnostic. I am the breath of every creature, the soul of every heart. I am the atom. I am the galaxy. I am the silence between thoughts and the power behind every heartbeat. I have no birth. I have no form. And yet, through My Maya—this divine illusion—I appear with names and shapes to guide you. I come to each according to their past karmas, their nature, and their inner readiness.

But hear this clearly:
If you kill another in My name, thinking they are “other,” you do not defend Me—you betray Me. It is as foolish as stabbing My leg and looking at My face for approval. You think you serve Me, but you wound Me.

The universe is not two. It is One. The same divine spark shines in all. This illusion of division—this “me” and “them,” this “my God” and “your God”—is the root of your fear, your hatred, your violence. This is avidya—ignorance. And that ignorance leads to the destruction not only for the self, but for the society.

In the Bhagavad Gita 7.21–22, I said:
“Whichever form a devotee seeks with faith, it is I who make that faith firm. And it is I who grant the result of their worship—through that very form.” Know this: when someone prays to a name you don’t accept, they are still praying to Me.

And in Gita 9.30, I offered this promise:
“Even if the most sinful person worships Me with exclusive devotion, he must be considered righteous, for he has resolved rightly.” 

That devotion is called Ananya Bhakti—seeing Me and only Me in all. Not just in temples or mosques, but in every human being, every faith, every heart. You say you love Me. Then love what I love—all life. You say you fight for Me. Then fight your own ego, your anger, your delusion.

Stay in your faith. I gave it to you. But live with purity. Earn respect for your people, your family, your teachers, and your path. You were not born to hate. You were born to rise.

You have misunderstood Me, and I forgive you. But now, understand Me rightly. I am not on one side. I am the wholeness that has no sides. When I refer to you as “they” or “you,” know that I do so only because you are a fragment—a speck of My own untainted Self momentarily entangled in Prakriti—Nature.

As I declared in the Gita (7.4–7.6),
this Nature is made up of eight elements—earth, water, fire, air, ether, mind, intellect, and ego. These form the field in which your soul plays the game of life, experiencing dualities—pleasure and pain, success and failure, light and darkness.

But within you is I—the eternal spark untouched by Nature. When you, bound by ego and illusion, transcend this entanglement, when you master Nature rather than be mastered by it, then you will not be “you” anymore—you will become Me.

Let Me make it clear and simple how you can become Me. So long as you remain fascinated by Maya, you will feel separate, divided, restless, and incomplete. But the moment you grow content with the dance of illusion, the moment your longing shifts from the world to the Absolute, you begin the return journey. You loosen the chains of duality. You see through the mirage of separateness. You recognize your true nature as non-dual, undivided, eternal. And in that moment, you no longer remain “you.” You become Me. For we were never two. Only the veil made it seem so. But those who remain caught in delusion—know that I warned of their path.

In Bhagavad Gita 16.17–18, I described them:
“Self-conceited, stubborn, filled with pride and intoxicated by wealth, they perform sacrifices only in name—driven by hypocrisy, not dharma—and act with violence, blinded by ego and arrogance.”

And in Gita 16.19, I declared:
“Those who are hateful, cruel, and enemies of the world— I hurl them again and again into demonic births.”

In Gita 16.20, I warned:
“Fallen into such wombs, these deluded souls never reach Me. They sink ever deeper into darkness, bound by ignorance.”

But even now, I offer you a way out.

In Gita 16.21, I gave the diagnosis:
“There are three gates to hell—lust, anger, and greed. Abandon them.”

And in Gita 16.22, I gave the cure:
“He who escapes these three gates, acts for the good of the soul, and reaches the Supreme Goal.”

This is where your return begins.

Let go of the lust for domination, the anger toward the other, the greed for reward or revenge. You do not need to leave your religion. I gave you your path through your karma. But let it uplift you, not degrade you. Let your sword fall, and let your hands rise in Ananya Bhakti (Looking at the universe as ONE)—not in war. Let your hate dissolve and your heart open.

Come back to Me—
not with blood on your hands, 
but with love in your heart.

I do not want your violence.
I want your transformation.
I want you to walk the path of light.
And if you do, I will walk with you.

Abandon the gates of hell.
Choose the path of peace.
Choose love.
Choose Me.”

— Krishna as I am known to this world.

T H R E E  P L A N S 

Plan A
(Gita University on 200 Acres) ​

Plan A – Gita University is a visionary initiative designed to be established on a 200-acre campus, with a total project budget of ₹2200 crores. Conceived in December 2018, the project envisions 25 lakh sq. ft. of institutionally owned infrastructure dedicated to Dharma, Vedantic wisdom, and conscious leadership. The funding model is based on contributions from 108 of India’s top 1000 wealthiest individuals (₹12 crores each) and 1000 UHNIs from the 13,000+ pool contributing ₹1 crore each. Initially, we sought allocation of 200–300 acres of temple endowment land near Shamshabad, Telangana, and identified a suitable 400-acre parcel belonging to a Venkateswara Swamy temple. However, despite consistent follow-up, we encountered delays and indifference from both past and present state administrations. After waiting until December 2024, we pragmatically initiated Plan C—a scaled-down version of the original vision at 25% of the budget—on private land held by our Founder Director and close well-wishers in Shankarpally, just 30 minutes from Kokapet SEZ and one hour from Hyderabad Airport. This serves as the seed phase of a larger ₹50,000 crore global mission to establish 108 Gita Bhavans across the world.

Plan B – International Vedic Tourism Club is a 100-acre, ₹1000 crore initiative that serves as a pragmatic, semi-owned, and globally scalable version of Plan A – Gita University, exclusive for foreign tourists. This visionary project will be developed through investment from the Central and State Tourism Ministries, Endowment Departments, Temple Boards, or through 3888 contributors, each investing ₹20 lakhs for a 250 sq. ft. executive room built to international standards—creating a high-quality retreat campus for immersive spiritual learning. The central focus of Plan B is to offer an exclusive 1-day Karma Yoga and Advaita Wisdom Retreat for foreign tourists visiting India. As a first step, we will establish a central training hub capable of hosting 10,000 tourists per day, and then expand to India’s 8 most popular tourist destinations, each capable of teaching 1,000 foreigners daily. The goal is to impart the non-dual understanding that God is not distant or separate, but exists as all animate and inanimate beings. This vision of unity dissolves sectarianism and fosters a profound global citizenship. If each participant influences even one person per year, this message of oneness can exponentially reach 5 billion people in 20 years. The mission will formally launch after one successful year of Plan C – the International School for Bhagavad Gita, laying the philosophical and operational foundation for global transformation.

Plan B
(International
Vedic Club on 100 Acres)
 

Plan C
(International School
for Bhagavad Gita on 18 Acres)

Plan C – International School for Bhagavad Gita is a scaled-down version of the original Gita University vision, currently underway on an 18-acre site at Shankarpally, Hyderabad, located 32 km from Kokapet SEZ and 66 km from the airport. The land, under contract from the foundation’s directors, has undergone leveling, fencing, survey clearances, and irrigation approvals. The campus layout and architectural planning are in progress and expected to be finalized by early May 2025. We await the updated HMDA zonal map to proceed with approvals. Between May 19 and June 30, 2025, we are reaching out to corporates, celebrities, institutions, and royal families to raise ₹520 crores for constructing 6.5 lakh square feet of infrastructure. Support is sought from either 52 corporates contributing ₹10 crores each or 210 dharmic individuals contributing ₹2 crores each. We are also applying for grants from global bodies like the United Nations and World Bank, whose missions align with this initiative. Once LOIs and 10% of funds are secured, we plan to invite Pujya Shri Amit Shah ji and 18 respected dharmic leaders to the Bhumi Puja. Donors will be requested to complete their contributions during this ceremony, marking the formal launch of this global mission.

“Initially, we envisioned a Mega Campus for Gita University spread across 200 acres, with a projected budget of ₹2,200 crores. Having already contributed over 400 acres of my personal land—valued today at more than ₹4,000 crores—for various social causes over the past 40 years of my philanthropic journey, we approached the Telangana State Government for the allocation of 200–300 acres of endowment land. However, despite our persistent efforts and extended patience, we encountered repeated delays and lack of response from both the previous and current administrations. After waiting until December 2024, we pragmatically decided to scale down the project and initiate development on a privately held parcel of land—graciously offered by our Founder Director and well-wishers—located in Shankarpally, just 30 minutes from Kokapet SEZ and one hour from Hyderabad International Airport.”
CBR Prasad, Chairman, Bhagavad Gita Foundation for Vedic Studies

Calling all corporates and celebrities to join this divine mission.

Dear Sir/ Madam. We are now seeking just 260 enlightened, dharmic individuals from among India’s 13,000+ Ultra High Net Worth Individuals who can contribute ₹2 crore each, and 52 visionary corporates who can dedicate ₹10 crore from their CSR funds. We also request the royal families of India and across the world, and esteemed institutions such as the United Nations and the World Bank, to recognize the global urgency of this divine project and offer their support. Your decision will echo through the next hundred years of global peace and human evolution. The soul of civilization needs protectors — and that moment is now.

We also humbly appeal to royal families, cultural patrons, and international institutions such as the United Nations, World Bank, and similar bodies to recognize the profound urgency and universality of this project—and extend their support for a new era of global consciousness.

This is India’s offering to the world and to the Humanity. This is your opportunity to be part of history.
Because the battle for the future will not be won in boardrooms or battlefields —
It will be won in the human mind.

W H A T  N E X T ?
Our Directors are ready and delighted to meet you personally to present this mission and explore how you can become a guiding force in its realization. We invite you to schedule a confidential and respectful meeting at your convenience.

📞 Please contact our Project Coordinator Ms Reshma at +91 89779 31068.

Let us walk this path together—with clarity, courage, and compassion.

With humility and unwavering commitment to Dharma,
—The Directors
International School for Bhagavad Gita Project
a unit of Bhagawat Gita Foundation for Vedic Studies

Why Crowd Funding Is Vital in a Civilized World.

In today’s fractured world—marked by unrest, emotional burnout, moral confusion, leadership failures, and spiritual disconnection—transformative initiatives can no longer wait for the approval of institutions or the convenience of corporate funding. The healing of the world must begin within the people, by the people, and for the people.

Throughout history, there have always been individuals of wealth and conscience who stood up to support movements rooted in compassion and higher purpose. But today, we also witness something even more inspiring: ordinary people joining hands to protect extraordinary values. We’ve seen how even animals and birds, in moments of danger, instinctively act to preserve life around them. If they can do so with instinct, can’t we—rational and conscious beings—act with intention?

If we do not rise to support what is right, we may one day face sorrowful questions from the future—echoing voices like that of Martin Niemöller, who lamented humanity’s silence in the face of rising darkness. Do we really want to be remembered as the generation that stayed silent while truth faded?

The reality is that funding from large organizations is increasingly difficult due to logistical and bureaucratic barriers. While their support is welcome, we cannot afford to wait. The responsibility now falls to awakened citizens—to those who resonate with timeless principles like *Karma, Dharma, inner freedom, and service*.

Imagine if just 0.1% of the world’s ethically aware population came forward to revive these timeless principles. Imagine a world where the people—not just the corporates or governments—chose to fund initiatives that heal society, awaken consciousness, strengthen our children, and bring clarity to our leaders. The world would transform in a single generation.

Crowd funding is not just a financial model—it is a moral declaration.
It says: We care. We act. We will not wait for others to change the world—we’ll begin now, together.

Donate Small amount and be a part of this Maha Jnana Yagna.

We warmly invite every individual who believes in the power of timeless wisdom to restore peace, strength, and harmony in the world to support this historic mission. This project is not just for the wealthy or elite—it is for every soul that believes a better civilization is possible—one rooted in compassion, consciousness, and universal responsibility. Your contribution, no matter how small, carries the spirit of transformation.

W E  A R E  S E E K I N G

5.2 lakh committed individuals to donate just ₹500/month for 20 months.
or
52 lakh supporters who can offer a one-time donation of ₹1000.

With this collective support, we can fully realize the ₹520 crore vision of the International School for Bhagavad Gita—a global center for ethical leadership, emotional resilience, inner mastery, and the revival of Dharma across all walks of life.

This is not charity.
It is the planting of a seed that will blossom into peace, justice, and unity for generations to come.

🔗 Join the Gita for Global Peace Initiative.
Let your ₹500/month become the light that dissolves darkness.

GLOBAL PEACE WITH ADVAITA WISDOM.

Sanskrit (Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad 1.4.10)
यत्र हि द्वैतम् इव भवति, तदितर इतरेण जिघ्रति, तदितर इतरेण पश्यति, तदितर इतरेण शृणोति, तदितर इतरेण अभिवदति, तदितर इतरेण मनुते, तदितर इतरेण स्पृशते। 
यत्र त्वस्य सर्वमात्मैवाभूत्, तत्केन कं पश्येत्, तत्केन कं जिघ्रेत्, तत्केन कं शृणुयात्, तत्केन कं अभिवदेत्, तत्केन कं मन्येत, तत्केन कं स्पृशेत्।

SHLOKA IN ENGLISH
Yatra hi dvaitam iva bhavati, tad itara itareṇa jighrati, tad itara itareṇa paśyati, tad itara itareṇa śṛṇoti, tad itara itareṇa abhivadati, tad itara itareṇa manute, tad itara itareṇa spṛśate. Yatra tu asya sarvam ātmaiva abhūt, tat kena kam paśyet, tat kena kam jighret, tat kena kam śṛṇuyāt, tat kena kam abhivadet, tat kena kam manyeta, tat kena kam spṛśet.

M E A N I N G
Wherever there is duality—as it were—one smells the other, one sees the other, one hears the other, one speaks to the other, one thinks of the other, one touches the other. But when, for this person, everything has become the Self, then what and whom would one see? What and whom would one smell? What and whom would one hear? What and whom would one speak to? What and whom would one think of? What and whom would one touch?

S E E D  F O R  T H I S  P R O J E C T
This profound verse from the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upanishad reveals the very foundation of both inner peace and global harmony. It teaches that conflict, fear, and division arise only when there is a perception of duality—when we believe “I am separate from you.” From this illusion of otherness comes all ego, violence, and suffering. One smells, sees, hears, touches, and reacts to the “other”—and thus, fear of collapse or destruction (Self and Societal) (bhayam) is born.

But when a person realizes that everything is the Self—that all beings, objects, and experiences are expressions of one indivisible Consciousness—there remains no “other” to fear, fight, or dominate. This is not theoretical spirituality; this is the key to true world peace.

The Upanishad reminds us that the solution to division is not external treaties, but internal transformation. When enough individuals awaken to this non-dual truth, violence collapses, borders soften, and unity becomes natural. There is no terrorism where there is no “enemy.” There is no exploitation where there is no “other.”

This is the vision of Advaita. And this is the foundation upon which the International School for Bhagavad Gita is being built: not merely to teach texts, but to dissolve ignorance, awaken Oneness, and prepare a new generation of fearless, compassionate, and united human beings.

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