Understanding the Structure of the Bhagavad Gita

The Bhagavad Gita is divided into 18 chapters, with three groups of six chapters each conveying different aspects of Vedanta philosophy. The initial six chapters focus on our true nature, exploring the concept of the self and the real self, the Atman. The following six chapters delve into understanding God, the essence of the universe, and the power behind it, often depicted as Brahman. The final six chapters elaborate on the interconnectedness between individual beings and God, addressing the core theme of Vedanta philosophy, emphasizing the teachings of non-duality.