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Gita Jayanti Reading Kit

Explained in the Chaitanya Grantha · Vol 8Margashirsha & Pausha — Gita Jayanti, Makar Sankranti, Pongal ›

Devotional Setup for Bhagavad Gita Pujan

CategoryFestival Kits
MOQFrom 1 carton (12–24 kits)
Contents9 items including Bhagavad Gita Gutka
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About This Product

The book that changed the world — worshipped as a deity on its own birthday. Gita Jayanti (Margashirsha Shukla Ekadashi, December) celebrates the day Krishna spoke the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. On this day, the Gita is not just read — it is worshipped. The book is placed on a yellow cloth asan, offered tilak and flowers, and the 18 chapters are recited. Nine items for the Gita worship: yellow chandan and Tulsi Ark (Vaishnavite-compliant for Krishna), yellow vastra as the book’s seat (asan), sandalwood dhoop for the reading atmosphere, and the Bhagavad Gita Gutka pocket edition itself. The Gutka is the product anchor — it stays with the buyer permanently. Gita Jayanti is observed by ISKCON worldwide with particular scale. Yoga practitioners, philosophy students, and spiritual seekers across all traditions engage with the Gita. The December timing pairs with Margashirsha Guruvar Laxmi and Dattatreya Jayanti for complete Margashirsha-month coverage. Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Net WeightComplete kit (9 items)
Unit Count9 items including Bhagavad Gita Gutka
PackagingCompact box with Gita Gutka, yellow vastra book-asan, Tulsi Ark

What’s Inside — 9 Items

Pure Yellow Chandan Powder
Tulsi Ark (Sacred Drops)
Akshat / Unbroken Rice
Bamboo-Free Sandalwood Dhoop
Pure Bhimseni Kapoor
Raw Cotton Wicks & Small Diya
Yellow Cloth / Vastra (For Book Asan)
Mishri & Panchmeva
Bhagavad Gita Gutka (Pocket Edition)
The Bhagavad Gita is not merely a text but a divine conversation — spoken by Krishna on the battlefield as Arjuna’s chariot stood between two armies. Gita Jayanti, the day it was spoken, treats the book itself as a murti: placed on an asan, given tilak, and worshipped with the same reverence as a deity’s image.
— From The Chaitanya Grantha, Vol 8: Festival Calendar
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