Book by Devaseer E. Lawrie Highlights the Message of ‘One God, One Nation’
Bengaluru, October 6, 2025:
A Kannada edition of the book “Shreemad Bhagavad Gita – The Gospel of Immortal Yoga” was officially released at the Indian Gymkhana Club, Bengaluru, on October 2, 2025. The event was organized by Manujothi Ashram, Tamil Nadu, to spread the spiritual message of Brahma Yagnam or Immortal Yoga to humanity.
Authored by Devaseer E. Lawrie, the book presents the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita through the divine revelations of Shreemann Narayana Shri Lahari Krishna, interpreting the slokas based on their deeper, spiritual meaning. The central theme of the publication promotes the principle of “One God! One Nation!” and aims to foster harmony among people beyond barriers of caste, creed, religion, or language.
The book was released by Shri Sangamesh Upase, K.A.S., Joint Director, Commercial Tax Department, and received by Shri Srikant Nagabhushan, Director and Business Operations Head, Wipro Technologies. Published by Brindavanam Publications, it has been made available free of cost for all readers entering the Dharma Age or Millennium Era.
According to the Ashram, The Gospel of the Gita conveys the eternal truth that God is one, and that the essence of all Vedas is universal. The teachings, originally revealed even before the Dwapara Yuga during the Angelic Age, were imparted to the Devas who performed Brahma Yagnam—the practice of Immortal Yoga dedicated to Parama Purusha Shreemann Narayana.
The program, attended by devotees and scholars, was broadcast live on YouTube. Participants expressed appreciation for the Ashram’s initiative and the message of unity embodied in the publication. They also commended the free distribution of the book, which they said would help humanity realize divine consciousness through the teachings of Shri Lahari Krishna.
For free copies, interested readers may contact:
Manujothi Ashram, Sathianagaram, Odaimarichan (Post), via Pappagudi, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu – 627602.
+91 94884 34543 | +91 81091 28112 | +91 99589 34242
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