1972 Edition of Bhagavad Gita As It Is The Timeless, Supreme, Divine Instructions There are many religions in the world and all of them offer some path to Godhead, that supreme divinity. However, the ancient Hindu scripture namely the Bhagavad Gita, is largely written in the first person singular in the Sanskrit language. That person being not a saint or disciple as might be the case with the Holy Bible or a prophet as might be with the Holy Quran, relating the words of the Lord in a transcendental way but the Supreme being Himself. Religious people may consider the authority of saints and prophets in the scriptures to be the word of God and it is also confirmed through revelation in most of the major religions of the world, that God imparts His transcendental wisdom to His bona fide messengers. If it is that God Himself speaks to one of his disciples and the narration is recorded by His pure servant in the first person then logically that literature can be considered to be the highes