Ask the Gita

Ask the Bhagavad Gita. Every answer cites chapter and verse.

Ask about work, grief, anger, duty or a restless mind. The answer is drawn only from the Gita's own verses, each sentence names the verse it rests on, and every quotation is checked against the text. No API key needed - pay per question with credits. Reading and searching all 700 verses is free.

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Answers come only from the verses shown before you ask. When they do not speak to your question, the answer says so instead of guessing.

How it works

  1. Find the verses. Your question is matched against all 700 verses in this browser, with everyday words mapped to the translation's own ("stress" to grief and anxiety, "job" to action and duty). You see exactly which verses will be sent, and can remove or pin any.
  2. Answer from those verses only. The model reads just those verses and must cite chapter and verse for every sentence about the text, and quote each verse word for word.
  3. Check every quotation. The page searches each quotation in its verse and marks it verified, close or not found. Click any reference to read the verse with the words highlighted.
  4. Reflection is labelled. Any suggestion for daily life is set apart as reflection, not presented as the text.