Arguably India`s greatest gift to the world. The Bhagavadgita (`The song of the Blessed`) forms an episode in the sixth book of the great Hindu epic the Mahabharata and is the supreme work of theat religion. The Gita consist of a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and his mentor and friend. Lord Krsna, on the eve of the climatic battle of Kuruksetra. This discourse contains an exposition of the Hindu philosophy of Karma Yoga (disciplined action performed in the right spirit) as Prince Arjuna struggled with his understandable `existential` anguish at having to join battle against his gurus and kinsmen. The Gita, although almost 2500 years old, contains profound truths of great relevance to contemporary society both in India and the West.