Krishner in New York: A New Bhagavad Gita

Bhagavad Gita, one of the great classics of yoga spiritual scripture, can be translated as Song of God. From a language that specializes in multiple definitions of God, another translation could be Song of the Ultimate Good. This timeless dialogue between a spiritual seeker and God has come down through the centuries. Krishner in New York lands in 21st century New York City as the dialogue between an unhappy young New Yorker and her cab driver, Harry Krishner.

"Thank God, Trudy has been born again
Meeting her Self, her eternal Friend
And now it's up to you and me
To care enough to truly see
This Self we have we don't want to diss
It's a drop in the ocean of pure consciousness.
So thanks again Kathy, for this masterpieceFood for the soul - a literal feast!", Says Swami Asokanda, President of the Integral Yoga Institute New York, Satchidananda.

Swami Sitaramananda, director of the Sivananda Yoga Farm in California says of it: "Krishner in New York - A New Bhagavad Gita" by Kathy Braun in rhyme is easy to read for all and often beautiful. What's more, many of the messages come through as in the original scripture regarding the meaning of human life and how to maintain faith, be good, do good and be positive in the world of contradictions and negativities. Once you know my LightIn, out and aroundY're bound to be bright Old self transformed, new Self found"

Dr. Jeff Prabhakar Migdow, Director Prana Yoga Teacher Training, New York and Lenox, MA says: "Kathy Braun's rendition of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishner in New York, captures the pure essence of this gem of Yogic philosophy in a beautifully written understandable way for the modern reader."

Mira Prabhu, author of "The Moksha Trilogy" says: "A charming and wise creative gem that gifts the reader with the radiant essence of this Eastern classic. Imaginative genius... will leave you laughing and longing for more such perennial wisdom!".

Author: Kathy Braun
Publisher: Viva Pax
Published: 07/05/2018
Pages: 184
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.45lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.42d
ISBN: 9780692133316

About the Author
Kathy Braun served as a Karma Yogi for 12 years for the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres in New York, California, and the Bahamas and for Integral Yoga Satchidananda in Yogaville, Virginia, where she was inspired to write Krishner in New York. Her experience in the yoga world transformed her life. She has also written a prize winning children's book, works as a hypnotherapist, has taught acting in New York, has produced and hosted public interest TV series, created and directed theatre in the San Francisco Bay Area, and had a wonderful time being an auxiliary suburban mom for three children all of whom are now totally grown. She says that her best bragging rights come from having acted on stage with Meryl Streep in the New York Shakespeare Festival production of Measure for Measure.

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