Synopsis Bhagavad Gita in 365 Days is the extracted essence of the dialogue between the bewildered Arjuna and the sagacious Lord Krishna. The format is intelligent and user-friendly. Lata Jagtiani has condensed the Gita verses without sacrificing their philosophical essence. The pure, undiluted wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita in 365 Days requires a read of only minute a day-time that event he busiest amongst us can spare for a life of peace. Readers of both sexes and all faiths, above the age of thirteen can drink from this well of wisdom. The handy pocket size is ideal for travellers with laptops or handbags. It is sure to be an invaluable friend, guide and philsopher for today's busy, time-conscious individual in need of answers. It took Lata Jagtiani nine years of research and plodding forward a step at a time to create this friendly, simple, easy to comprehend English Gita in easy-to-carry size. During the preparation of this work she was guided to do her dharma by the Gita's chapter 3 verse: "It is infinitely better to do one's own duty, however deficiently one does it, than to do another's duty however perfectly one performs. Even if it were to require one's giving up one's giving up one's very life for it, it is better to do one's own duty. To do another's duty is dangerous.