The Bhagavad Gita, also known as the Song of God, is a classic Indian text that has been widely studied and is considered one of the finest works in the Sanskrit language. It is a religious text that is primarily based on the story of the goddess Krishna and his love for the princess Radha, but it is also based on the principles of the Hindu philosophy of Vishnuism. It is written in the beautiful and simple language of the Hindu scriptures and contains many valuable lessons that are applicable to today's life.

The Song of God has been compiled in the form of a narrative. The chapters are called 'parva' (small) and 'kathā' (large). The first one contains the story of the goddess Krishna and his childhood in a home called 'Bhishokhashi'. This is the place where the goddess Krishna was born and where he grew up.