Ancient Sanskrit Wisdom, Engineered for Modern Life.
AnuSutra is an authoritative digital sanctuary uniting Vedic philosophical texts, live astronomical Panchang calculations, daily Bhagavad Gita contemplation, and canonical Sanskrit scripture.
yatra yogeśvaraḥ kṛṣṇo yatra pārtho dhanur-dharaḥ
tatra śrīr vijayo bhūtir dhruvā nītir matir mama
हिन्दी भावार्थ (Meaning in Hindi)
जहाँ योगेश्वर श्रीकृष्ण हैं और जहाँ धनुर्धारी अर्जुन है, वहीं पर श्री (वैभव), विजय, विभूति और अचल नीति है—ऐसा मेरा निश्चित मत है।
Practical Life Application
Pair strategic divine wisdom with diligent action. Neither passive prayer without effort nor blind hustle without wisdom succeeds; their harmonious union guarantees prosperity and peace.
An exhaustive guide to the सप्तचक्र (Seven Chakras) — Muladhara, Svadhisthana, Manipura, Anahata, Vishuddha, Ajna, and Sahasrara — with Sanskrit Bija mantras, locations, and classical scriptural roots.
Most people who say "the Vedas" couldn't name what's actually in them. Here's what's genuinely inside each of the four — the Rigveda's hymns, the Yajurveda's ritual manuals, the Samaveda's melodies, and the Atharvaveda's spells for daily life.
Arjuna has laid down his bow, refusing to fight. Before Krishna says a single word about duty or war, he spends nearly twenty verses on a completely different argument: that the person Arjuna is afraid of losing was never something that could be lost.
A boy sent to the house of Death by his own father refuses every bribe Death offers him — kingdoms, long life, every pleasure the senses can hold — until Death finally answers the one question that matters. That refusal is the entire Katha Upanishad.
"Do your dharma" gets repeated as a one-line summary of the whole Gita, but the text is specific about what that actually means — and it's not the same claim as "obey whatever role you're assigned." Here's the argument, chapter and verse.
Before it became one of the most widely recited verses in the world, the Gayatri Mantra was a single, specific hymn to the sun, composed by a named sage, in one of the Rigveda's oldest sections.