Graham M. Schweig

Graham Schweig received his doctorate in comparative religion from Harvard University, and specializes in the religious traditions of India and comparative mysticisms. Schweig has contributed articles to professional journals, encyclopedias, and several chapters to various books on Indic philosophy and religion, and he produces introductions to and translations of Sanskrit texts. Schweig is also senior editor of the international periodical Journal of Vaishnava Studies.

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Hinduism

Bhagavad Gita

The Beloved Lord's Secret Love Song

Talking Points

Graham M. Schweig is acclaimed by his colleagues at Harvard as the best translator there is. Schweig is undeniably an expert in his field reaches a wide audience. His accessible commentary appeals to world religion buffs, poetry lovers, yoga practitioners, and those interested in Eastern thought and culture.

Description

The Bhagavad Gita is often thought of as the “bible” of India. It is unquestionably the most important sacred text of the Asian world, and it is the third most important among all scriptures of the world, after the Bible and the Qur’an.

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