The Gita Deck: Wisdom From the Bhagavad Gita Cards – November 5, 2002

Gorgeous art, beautiful crafted cards. Nice purchase.

I was blown away by the beauty and quality of these cards. I love the illustrations-so attractive. The chapter and verse number is written at the top of each card. The verses are also well translated. I can chant the sanskrit and read the meaning-perfect. This will make such a wonderful gift. The price is very reasonable. If you like the Bhagvad Gita you will love these. I absolutely recommend it to those who follow Hinduism.

Beautiful cards!! The art is stunning. The card stock is a bit thinner than I’d prefer, however decent quality IMO.Like others have said, this does not a good Oracle deck make per say, as the there are images on one side and on the reverse, a corresponding verse / mantra from the Bhagavad Gita... which makes this deck ideal for anyone wishing to deepen their knowledge & relationship with this beautiful eastern tradition.I personally use along with other decks & in meditation practice as an allied point of focus & support – reflecting on allies & mantras... A welcome & worthy addition. *Recommend.

Images are incredible. Card stock is very nice. Matte finish. Wouldn't work too well as an Oracle because you can tell which card is which from both sides. But they are very nice for a daily card draw for contemplation or meditation, and lovely to place on your altar.

If you’re into yoga spirituality and Advaita Vedanta, then this deck is for you! The deck is themed after the amazing Hindu spiritual epic, the Bhagavad Gita.I use this deck after my meditation sessions to reconnect/review verses of the Bhagavad Gita. I love it so much! I get new inspiring insights after each intuitive card pull! Highly recommend!!

Great find! The art is great; very unique (refreshing change from the 'deck machine' artists and companies, whose decks are kind of all looking similar).

The art work is beautiful. The cards are lovely They have Sanskrit verses on them and the English interpretation on them. They don't have any explanations on how to use them. So intuitively I would shuffle them and fan them out then pick a card that I am drawn to each day.

I took off one star because I really don't know how I will use this deck. I had thought it was an oracle deck, but there are no instructions and the excerpts from the Bhagavad-Gita that are given aren't really useful as oracles. It's more of a meditation tool I guess: select a card and meditate on the image and on the excerpt from the Gita. Too bad because it would be a great oracle deck; I can just read the Gita itself if that's what I'm looking for...That said, the images rate 5 stars easily. They are all gorgeous. I'm not always thrilled with the little caption on each image, but the pictures are breathtakingly beautiful. I am putting one each day on one of my altars. I have to admit that I am using it more as a decoration or devotional image than for meditation purposes. I'm glad I have the deck, just wish there was a way to use it as more of an oracle. To be fair, it does NOT call itself an oracle deck, just the "Gita Deck."