A Guided Wisdom Journal
30 Days
With Krishna.
A place for the words
you need time to find.
Thirty readings. Six movements. A considered companion for meeting Krishna’s wisdom in the life you already have.
86 pages · Digital journal & print edition
₹1,999 India US $34.99 International
Purchase access opening soon
The journey
Thirty days.
A different way of attending.
Begin with a question. Bring it into work, relationships and the moments that usually pass unnoticed. The journey leaves room for uncertainty, honest writing and a return at your own pace.
Days 01–05
arrive
A place to begin.
Set down the demand to know already. These first days make room for a question, a little attention, and the willingness to receive a teaching slowly.
Five days within this movement
- Before the answer
- Ask with care
- The weather of experience
- Begin again
- Attention has a cost
Days 06–10
act
The work within reach.
Bring attention into the world of decisions and duties. Consider the work itself, the wish for a particular outcome, and the people affected by what you do.
Five days within this movement
- The work within reach
- Two outcomes, one intention
- The necessary work
- Effort without possession
- Offer the work
Days 11–15
steady
A steadier way to return.
Notice the conditions in which attention is lost and recovered. Follow the beginnings of restlessness and anger. Allow discipline to become a rhythm you can actually live.
Five days within this movement
- The voice you live with
- A rhythm you can live
- Before wanting tightens
- When anger narrows the view
- The moment of return
Days 16–20
relate
The world across from you.
Let reflection reach beyond the self. Attend to the person before you, the language you bring, and the difference between offering something and needing something back.
Five days within this movement
- Before the judgment hardens
- From the other side
- Words fit for another
- The small offering
- An equal regard
Days 21–25
release
Room around the held thing.
Look closely at the things you try to secure through effort, vigilance or possession. Distinguish a responsibility you can honour from an outcome you cannot command.
Five days within this movement
- Enough, while life continues
- Unclench after effort
- Room around a reaction
- The word mine
- Trust and responsibility
Days 26–30
return
Carry it into the ordinary.
Return to work, conversation and the unnoticed hours. Consider what you remember, how you decide, and which understanding deserves a place in the life already waiting for you.
Five days within this movement
- Presence in the ordinary
- What you remember
- Where work meets worship
- The freedom to consider
- What you will carry forward
What each day holds
One teaching.
Room for your response.
Read on one page. Write on the next. A clear daily rhythm gives the words space without crowding out your own.
Thirty paired daily sections, with additional pages to pause, look back and carry something forward.
- 01
A sourced teaching
An existing King of Dwarka Gita rendering, with its reference and speaker.
- 02
A thoughtful reflection
Original editorial writing that stays close to the teaching and its setting.
- 03
A question to carry
One question to keep company with the ordinary day.
- 04
Room to write
Two considered prompts and a full facing page for your own words.
- 05
A small practice
An attainable action, followed by one quiet closing line.
Selected pages
Spend a little time
inside the journal.
A movement opening, three daily readings, a writing page and the closing reflection. Open any page for a closer look, or read the seven-page PDF with the cover included.
What you receive
One complete volume.
Two ways to make it yours.
01 / Digital Journal
Warm ivory.
Quiet presence.
The complete 86-page volume with six movements, thirty daily sections, room for reflection and a linked source register. Embedded fonts, linked contents and PDF bookmarks keep the words crisp and the journey easy to revisit.
02 / Print Edition
White interiors.
Space for a pen.
The same complete content, prepared with white interior pages and restrained writing rules. Print at home or through a professional printer for your own use, with clear guidance for keeping every page intact.
Also included: a welcoming README, a practical Printing Guide and the Personal Use License.
Read the welcome guide ↗How to use it
Read slowly.
Write honestly.
Return.
Read the teaching once for its words, then again for the question it raises. Stay with the reflection, or follow the source into the wider chapter.
Write what you can stand behind. An unfinished thought or a question can be a worthwhile response. The pages are undated, with no pressure to complete the journey perfectly.
Try the day’s small practice where it fits your circumstances. Mark a page you want to revisit. The journal can meet you again in a different season of your life.
The Digital Edition
A volume to keep.
A page to return to.
30 Days With Krishna
A Guided Wisdom Journal
The complete digital journal
- 86-page Digital Journal
- 86-page Print Edition with matching content
- README, Printing Guide and Personal Use License
- Personal tablet use, printing and physical gifting
₹1,999 India US $34.99 International
Purchase access opening soon
Paper & tablet
Choose your
way of writing.
On a tablet
Import the Digital Journal into a PDF app with handwriting or annotation support. A compatible stylus can make the writing pages your own. Save a private working copy and keep a backup.
App and device support varies. The PDFs have navigation links and bookmarks; they do not contain fillable text fields.
On paper
Use the Print Edition at actual size on A4, or choose Fit on US Letter. Generous margins preserve the complete page. Try one reading and writing pair before printing the volume.
Read the Printing GuideSource integrity
A living question.
A traceable source.
Every daily reading draws from the existing source-verified King of Dwarka Bhagavad Gita. References and speakers are stated clearly. Arjuna’s words remain distinct from Krishna’s teaching.
Six movement openings carry carefully chosen, complete Sanskrit passages. Their existing two-source checks and documented textual variants are preserved. Original reflections, questions and practices are clearly editorial.
A linked source register invites you to read beyond the page. The journal offers a companion to reflection, with room for the depth of the text.
Our Gita source approachPersonal use
For your own pages.
For a thoughtful gift.
Read, annotate and print the journal for your personal use. Reasonable non-commercial gifts of physical copies are welcome.
Digital files and download access must remain private. Resale, redistribution, commercial use, public file sharing and inclusion in other products are not permitted.
Read the full Personal Use LicenseA few useful answers
Before
you begin.
What is included?
Two complete 86-page PDFs: the warm ivory Digital Journal and a white-interior Print Edition. The package also contains a welcome README, a two-page Printing Guide and the Personal Use License.
Can I write on a tablet?
Yes, in a PDF app that supports ink annotation, using a compatible stylus or the app’s other writing tools. Import a private working copy and save your annotations in that app. These are PDFs with linked contents and bookmarks, not fillable text forms. Device and app support varies.
Do I need to finish in thirty consecutive days?
No. Thirty days gives the journey its shape. Take longer, pause, revisit a movement or stay with one question. The pages are undated.
Is this a complete commentary on the Bhagavad Gita?
It is a guided companion to reflection. Each day identifies its passage and speaker, with source links for deeper reading. The original reflections offer a considered approach without claiming to exhaust the teaching.
Can I print it or give a printed copy?
The Print Edition is designed for A4 and can be fitted to US Letter. Personal printing and reasonable non-commercial physical gifts are allowed. Digital files and download access may not be shared or resold.
Is a physical book included?
This is a digital edition. Paper, printing, binding and shipping are not included. A future physical edition, if developed, will belong in Krishna Store.
When can I purchase it?
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