Shrimadbhagavadgita is not the usual religious text in praise of the Almighty. It is the Ganges of wisdom with two essential banks, the one being the spiritual and the other worldly. The message of Shrimadbhagavadgita relies on two fundamental concepts, the Sthitapragya or the stability of intellect and Karmayoga or the desireless action, i.e. the action for the good of all and not for the satiation of one’s sensual and egoistic craves. Once the intellect becomes stable, the desireless action spontaneously flows from it, self-employing the person in the service of humanity. Shrimadbhagavadgita does not negate any of the two aspects of human existence, the spiritual and the worldly and seeks to put them in due perspectives.