It started as a single question:
Can a two thousand year old text answer the problems of a modern life? Not by handing you more, but by removing what was never yours to carry?
The book opens on a battlefield, with a prince who cannot stand up. Eighteen chapters later, that same prince lifts his bow.
The external world remained the same. What moved was the internal journey.
18 Chapters of the Bhagavad Gita on a Page: