A psychological review of the Srimad Bhagavad Geeta

Abstract: The sacred Geeta is not only a book of religion and philosophy but also a timeless clinical guide to psychiatry. Most of the great writer, philosopher, atomic scientist, critic, intellectual, academician, scholar, pioneer India & world criticised about the Geeta. However although the field of western psychology has expanded in this way. Verse 700 of the Geeta there are 18th chapters it has two speakers. The main speaker is Lord Krishna and the main listener is Arjuna. The secondary speaker is Sanjoy and the secondary listener is Dhritarashtra. Respectively, in the first chapter of the Geeta, psychological problems are expressed through Arjuna . The treatment of their mental disorder is started by Lord Krishna in the eleventh verse of the second chapter fear and anxiety are the main source of depression among the fears deaths is the most frightening . The Geeta begins with the knowledge of the inequality of the soul, psychological medicine also includes, cognitive therapies to treat mental illness. For the realization of self-knowledge, self-realization of life is not possible until wisdom consciousness arises ignorance obscures the meaning of life. The Geeta begins with sadness the complete opposite salvation, light on one side and the darkness on the other. The dark side of the mind is called ‘sadness’ and the light side is called ‘supreme peace’ or bliss for life. So my Research paper discussed introduction part of the Geeta is not only ordinary book I established as a very significant part of our life, other part I discussed origin as development of Indian psychology and analytical study of core part & psychological review of the Geeta and lastly as a result will be focus Lord Krishna is the first psychologist in the world . we have limited the Geeta devotion and bound to universal eternal possibilities with emotion. This is the opposite of Geeta worship analytical empirical interpretation and application of the Geeta should be introduced to make the traditional method of trading the Geeta dynamic and practical in today’s society.