The term Gita, Sanskrit means,

‘गीता– a song, sacred song or poem, religious doctrines declared in metrical form by an inspired sage’

All of us aware of Srimad Bhagavd Gita.

Though I know some texts( I have written on some of them) which are called Gita, I have recently come across information that there are thirty Gitas!

The rate at which I come to know what I do not know about Hinduism is staggering.

Childishly I have started started writing on Hinduism.

I am certain that I would not even touch the periphery of Hinduism before my death.

Hope and pray that I may attempt to scratch its surface.

I propose writing on these Gitas in detail shortly.

1. Uttara Gita Lord Krishna’s second discourse to Arjuna
2. Anu Gita – Lord Krishna’s final message to Arjuna
3. Uddhava Gita – Krishna’s last discourse to his disciple Uddhava.
4. Devi Gita
5. Asthavakra Gita
6. Avadhoota Gita
7. Rama Gita
8. Vibhishana Gita
9. Hanumad Gita
10. Guru Geeta
11. Siddha Gita
12. Vidya Gita
13. Yama Gita
14. Ganesha Gita
15. Agastya Gita
16. Bharata Gita
17. Bheeshma Gita
18. Bhikshu Gita
19. Brahma Gita
20. Gopika Gita
21. Hamsa Gita
22. Rishabha Gita
23. Rudra Gita
24. Siva Gita
25. Vyasa Gita, Vasistha Gita(Yoga Vasistha)
26. Sanatkumara Gita
27. Sanat Sujata Gita
28. Rishabha Gita
29. Sruti Gita
30. Kapila Gita

Reference.

Sanskrit Dictionary

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