Prashant Trivedi Talks About His Book “P’s Gita”

Q: Can You Tell Us About The Book?

A: The main purpose of the book is to offer guidance, clarity, and spiritual insight to those seeking understanding in their personal and spiritual lives. The interplay between evolution and well-being is a profound subject that merits careful consideration. Individual growth encompasses our spiritual being just as much as our very practical, physical experience. It is innately tied to the multiversal laws and principles that govern existence. To discover and understand these laws becomes a necessity for anyone wanting to successfully navigate this life and achieve a state of integral well-being. In the book “P’s giTa – Scriptures for the Now,” translated in Gujarati language as “પી ની ગીતા – વર્તમાન માટે શાસ્ત્રો” – the author Prashant Trivedi presents his observations on how the people of earth have disconnected themselves from multiversal laws and principles. Lack of knowledge of these principles leads to actions done in dissonance with the eternal laws. As a result, beings experience unwanted consequences that manifest as depression, pain, and suffering-for the individual, societies, and the planet. Many feel the need to find a way out of this painful cycle. The author allows the reader to re-discover today’s world through the lens of ancient Vedic wisdom. He gets to the root of the manifold problems plaguing the world today and shows how to overcome them. His profound, concise observations are presented beautifully in short “logs’-records of daily observations-which strike the reader almost as poems, encouraging exploration rather than having to read cover to cover. The author’s descriptions resonate deeply with our modern, day-to-day experience, while at the same time allowing the reader to step back and see the bigger picture, always tying today’s challenges back to the universal, eternal truths and principles. By succinctly analysing current societal and psychological constructs and conditionings as well as their effect on human behaviours, the author provides practical solutions that are passed down through the ages, making the ancient wisdom relevant and applicable for the current time. Body discipline, speech discipline, connection with nature, awe, respect, and humility become practical tools and techniques to tackle the problems that trouble both the individual and societies as a whole.