“Bhagavad-gita” - “Song of God” (Bhagavan). The famous conversation between the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna and His devotee Arjuna, which took place before the start of the Battle of Kurukshetra. It reveals the essence of all spiritual knowledge and bhakti is proclaimed as the highest perfection of the soul. It is part of the sixth book of the Mahabharata, although it is published and read as an independent work. One of the most popular manuscripts that had a huge influence on the development of many religious movements of Hinduism and Buddhism. The Bhagavad Gita is the quintessence of Vedic wisdom. This work summarizes the basic ideas of Vedic philosophy, including the law of karma and the concept of reincarnation of the soul. Translation and commentary allow almost everyone to penetrate into the secrets of the wisdom of the Vedas, to better understand themselves and the world around them.