The Bhagard-Gita

The Bhagard-Gita THE BHAGAVAD-GITA 1. The God Krishna The deity Krishna has his origins in the non-vedic (non-Aryan) trust of the Satvatas, a kingdom in northern India, whose principal deity was Krishna Vasudeva. This tribe eventually was incorporated into the caste system as ksatriya status and their paragon Krishna was incorporated into the Vedic pantheon. The Satvatas continued their devotion to Krishna and he became all over time the only supreme god; also they unploughed up(p) their distinctive religious practise and belief (referred to as the Vaisnava tradition) against the Brahmins. This leads to a consideration of the Bhagavad-Gita.

This work represents the synthesis in Indian trust of the Vaisnava tradition with the Upanishadic tradition. Krishna becomes Brahman but retains his nature as a personal god: there is a fusion of monism and monotheism in this work. Eventually Krishna is identified with Vishnu, thus connecting it with the Vedic pantheon and therefore with deary &q...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderEssay.net

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