Bhagavad Gita
Studies
Explore the timeless wisdom, philosophy and practical teachings of the Bhagavad Gita through a structured, contemporary and applied academic approach.
Ancient Wisdom for Contemporary Understanding
The Bhagavad Gita presents a profound framework for understanding duty, action, knowledge, devotion, self-awareness and inner balance.
At OHM College, Bhagavad Gita Studies approaches the text through systematic learning, philosophical understanding and practical application rather than ritualistic or blind interpretation.
Wisdom • Philosophy • Application
Study the Gita as a living philosophical framework that can be explored in personal life, professional responsibility, ethical decision-making and deeper academic research.
Beyond Scripture — Understanding, Reflection & Application
The programme is designed to help learners understand the philosophical structure of the Bhagavad Gita and explore how its principles can be interpreted in the context of contemporary life.
Inner Clarity
Explore ideas related to self-awareness, equanimity, thought and conscious action.
Ethical Living
Examine Dharma, responsibility, duty and ethical decision-making.
Practical Wisdom
Connect philosophical teachings with everyday challenges and responsibilities.
Deeper Research
Develop a foundation for advanced textual, philosophical and applied research.
Key Philosophical Dimensions
The study explores major concepts and philosophical dimensions of the Bhagavad Gita while encouraging learners to understand their context and application.
Dharma
Understanding duty, responsibility, righteous action and one's role in life.
Karma
Exploring action, intention, responsibility and the philosophy of Karma Yoga.
Jnana
Study of knowledge, self-inquiry, wisdom and understanding of the Self.
Bhakti
Exploring devotion, surrender and the philosophical dimensions of Bhakti Yoga.
Yoga
Understanding different paths of Yoga and their relationship with disciplined living.
Self & Consciousness
Explore philosophical ideas concerning identity, consciousness and self-realisation.
Equanimity
Study balanced thinking, emotional steadiness and clarity in challenging circumstances.
Life Philosophy
Examine how Gita principles can inform conscious and responsible living.
Structured Learning & Advanced Research
Bhagavad Gita Studies can be approached progressively, from structured advanced learning to deeper research and scholarly exploration.
Master Program in Bhagavad Gita Studies
A structured programme for learners who wish to study the Bhagavad Gita as a living philosophy and explore its relevance to personal growth, professional life and societal responsibility.
- Systematic study of the Bhagavad Gita
- Dharma, Karma, Bhakti, Jnana & Yoga
- Psychological and ethical dimensions
- Application to modern life challenges
- Decision-making and leadership
- Comparative understanding of philosophy
Bhagavad Gita & Applied Philosophical Research
An advanced research-oriented pathway for scholars, educators, serious learners and researchers interested in deeper philosophical, textual and applied exploration.
- In-depth textual analysis
- Study of classical commentaries
- Comparative philosophical research
- Gita and psychology
- Gita, ethics and leadership
- Research methodology and documentation
Connecting Gita Philosophy with Modern Life
The programme encourages learners to reflect on philosophical teachings and understand their possible relevance in contemporary situations.
Personal Development
Explore self-awareness, emotional balance, disciplined action and conscious living.
Leadership
Examine responsibility, decision-making, duty and ethical leadership.
Professional Life
Consider how principles of action, focus, responsibility and balance relate to work.
Decision Making
Explore clarity of thought and responsible action in complex situations.
Ethics
Study Dharma, responsibility and ethical dimensions of individual and social action.
Conscious Living
Develop a deeper philosophical perspective towards life, action and inner development.
Learn. Reflect. Apply. Research.
Text
Study the structure, chapters and key teachings of the Gita.
Philosophy
Understand major philosophical concepts and their interrelationships.
Reflection
Develop critical reflection and contextual understanding.
Application
Explore relevance in contemporary personal and professional situations.
Research
Progress towards independent academic exploration and research.
Research in Bhagavad Gita & Applied Philosophy
From Study to Scholarly Inquiry
Learners interested in deeper study may explore research-oriented work in textual interpretation, philosophical analysis, comparative thought and contemporary applications of Gita principles.
For Learners, Seekers & Researchers
Beginners
Learners interested in understanding the philosophy and teachings of the Gita.
Professionals
Individuals interested in applying philosophical principles to professional life.
Educators
Teachers and knowledge facilitators seeking structured study of Gita philosophy.
Spiritual Seekers
Serious learners seeking deeper philosophical understanding beyond ritual practice.
Researchers
Learners interested in textual, philosophical and applied research.
Lifelong Learners
Individuals who wish to explore Indian wisdom through a structured academic framework.
What You Can Develop Through the Programme
Progress from Learning to Research
Foundation
Build an introductory and structured understanding of the chosen area of study.
Masters
Explore Bhagavad Gita philosophy in greater depth with applied and contemporary study.
Research
Pursue deeper independent exploration and research-oriented academic work.
Important Academic Information
Bhagavad Gita Studies at OHM College is offered as a structured educational and research-oriented programme. The programme focuses on philosophical, textual, applied and academic study of the Bhagavad Gita. Programmes offered by OHM College are professional certification and autonomous research programmes and do not constitute university-awarded or government-recognized academic degrees.
Study the Gita. Understand Its Wisdom.
Explore the Bhagavad Gita through structured learning, philosophical reflection, practical application and deeper research.