Shrimad Bhagavad Gita Gujrati is a spiritual guide to life that is a part of the 5th Veda and Indian Epic. It is a dialogue between Pandava Prince Arjuna, the Warrior, and his companion Krishna, and the Goddess of Fortune. This dialogue is set in a narrative framework and takes the form of a Sava. The story begins with the prince, who is an ardent lover of Krishna, finding a strange-looking animal in a garden. The animal turns out to be a divine animal, and the goddess brings the prince and his companions good fortune. The prince is now filled with devotion and begins to worship the goddess.

The guide is a person who can understand the desires of the heart and can fulfill them. In this dialogue, the prince asks the goddess for a favor and the goddess grants it to him.

This is a very famous dialogue and it has been narrated by many famous persons. The most famous person who has narrated this is Lord Krishna. The prince is a person who is filled with devotion and wishes to become a devotee of the goddess. The guide is a person who can fulfill the desires of the heart. The guide tells the prince to worship the goddess and be devoted to her.