Ashtavakra Gita Book
Surabhi Developers
Ashtavakra Gita - The Complete Reading App
Read the timeless wisdom of the Ashtavakra Gita in a beautiful, distraction-free reading experience.
About the Text
The Ashtavakra Gita, also known as the Ashtavakra Samhita, is one of the most profound and radical texts of Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It presents a dialogue between the sage Ashtavakra and King Janaka of Mithila, offering direct and uncompromising teachings on the nature of the Self and ultimate reality.
Unlike many other philosophical texts, the Ashtavakra Gita does not prescribe elaborate practices or gradual stages of spiritual development. Instead, it points directly to the truth of who you are - pure consciousness, infinite and free. The teachings are immediate, powerful, and transformative.
Key Features
Complete Text
Read all 20 chapters of the Ashtavakra Gita with the complete English translation. Every verse is included, with clear attribution to either Janaka or Ashtavakra.
Beautiful Reading Experience
Enjoy a clean, minimal interface designed for comfortable reading. The app uses a warm, paper-like color scheme that's easy on the eyes.
Adjustable Font Size
Customize your reading experience with easy font size controls. Make the text larger for comfortable reading or smaller for a compact view.
Chapter Navigation
Easily navigate through all 20 chapters using the menu drawer. Each chapter shows its title, speaker, and verse count for quick reference.
Verse Highlighting
Verses spoken by Janaka and Ashtavakra are visually distinguished, helping you follow the dialogue and understand the teaching context.
Auto-System Theme
The app automatically follows your device's system theme, providing a comfortable reading experience in both light and dark modes.
Smart Chapter Navigation
Switch between chapters with a simple swipe or use the Previous/Next buttons at the bottom of each chapter.
No Distractions
Focus entirely on the text without ads, popups, or unnecessary clutter. Just pure reading.
What You'll Learn
The Ashtavakra Gita covers profound spiritual topics including:
- The nature of pure consciousness
- How to recognize yourself as the witness of all experiences
- The illusion of doership and the sense of "I" and "mine"
- The difference between bondage and liberation
- How to live with peace and contentment
- The path to self-realization through direct recognition
- The characteristics of the wise person
- The non-dual nature of reality
Perfect For
- Students of Advaita Vedanta - Read this essential text anytime, anywhere
- Spiritual Seekers - Daily inspiration and contemplation
- Meditation Practitioners - Deepen your understanding of the Self
- Yoga Students - Complement your practice with philosophical wisdom
- Anyone seeking peace - Find clarity and freedom in these ancient teachings
About the Translation
This translation is based on the widely respected public domain version by John Richards, known for its clarity and faithfulness to the original text. The language is accessible yet retains the profound depth of the original Sanskrit teachings.
Contents
Chapter 1 - The Instruction
Chapter 2 - Janaka's Realization
Chapter 3 - The Marks of a Wise Man
Chapter 4 - The Liberated One
Chapter 5 - The Path to Peace
Chapter 6 - The Nature of the Self
Chapter 7 - The Ocean of Consciousness
Chapter 8 - Bondage and Liberation
Chapter 9 - The Knowledge of Oneness
Chapter 10 - The Happy Life of the Wise
Chapter 11 - The State of the Wise
Chapter 12 - Janaka's Experience
Chapter 13 - The Contentment of the Self
Chapter 14 - The Nature of Non-Duality
Chapter 15 - The Vision of the Wise
Chapter 16 - The Self of All
Chapter 17 - The Knower of Truth
Chapter 18 - Salutation to Consciousness
Chapter 19 - Janaka's Final Realization
Chapter 20 - The Final Word
Read the timeless wisdom of the Ashtavakra Gita in a beautiful, distraction-free reading experience.
About the Text
The Ashtavakra Gita, also known as the Ashtavakra Samhita, is one of the most profound and radical texts of Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It presents a dialogue between the sage Ashtavakra and King Janaka of Mithila, offering direct and uncompromising teachings on the nature of the Self and ultimate reality.
Unlike many other philosophical texts, the Ashtavakra Gita does not prescribe elaborate practices or gradual stages of spiritual development. Instead, it points directly to the truth of who you are - pure consciousness, infinite and free. The teachings are immediate, powerful, and transformative.
Key Features
Complete Text
Read all 20 chapters of the Ashtavakra Gita with the complete English translation. Every verse is included, with clear attribution to either Janaka or Ashtavakra.
Beautiful Reading Experience
Enjoy a clean, minimal interface designed for comfortable reading. The app uses a warm, paper-like color scheme that's easy on the eyes.
Adjustable Font Size
Customize your reading experience with easy font size controls. Make the text larger for comfortable reading or smaller for a compact view.
Chapter Navigation
Easily navigate through all 20 chapters using the menu drawer. Each chapter shows its title, speaker, and verse count for quick reference.
Verse Highlighting
Verses spoken by Janaka and Ashtavakra are visually distinguished, helping you follow the dialogue and understand the teaching context.
Auto-System Theme
The app automatically follows your device's system theme, providing a comfortable reading experience in both light and dark modes.
Smart Chapter Navigation
Switch between chapters with a simple swipe or use the Previous/Next buttons at the bottom of each chapter.
No Distractions
Focus entirely on the text without ads, popups, or unnecessary clutter. Just pure reading.
What You'll Learn
The Ashtavakra Gita covers profound spiritual topics including:
- The nature of pure consciousness
- How to recognize yourself as the witness of all experiences
- The illusion of doership and the sense of "I" and "mine"
- The difference between bondage and liberation
- How to live with peace and contentment
- The path to self-realization through direct recognition
- The characteristics of the wise person
- The non-dual nature of reality
Perfect For
- Students of Advaita Vedanta - Read this essential text anytime, anywhere
- Spiritual Seekers - Daily inspiration and contemplation
- Meditation Practitioners - Deepen your understanding of the Self
- Yoga Students - Complement your practice with philosophical wisdom
- Anyone seeking peace - Find clarity and freedom in these ancient teachings
About the Translation
This translation is based on the widely respected public domain version by John Richards, known for its clarity and faithfulness to the original text. The language is accessible yet retains the profound depth of the original Sanskrit teachings.
Contents
Chapter 1 - The Instruction
Chapter 2 - Janaka's Realization
Chapter 3 - The Marks of a Wise Man
Chapter 4 - The Liberated One
Chapter 5 - The Path to Peace
Chapter 6 - The Nature of the Self
Chapter 7 - The Ocean of Consciousness
Chapter 8 - Bondage and Liberation
Chapter 9 - The Knowledge of Oneness
Chapter 10 - The Happy Life of the Wise
Chapter 11 - The State of the Wise
Chapter 12 - Janaka's Experience
Chapter 13 - The Contentment of the Self
Chapter 14 - The Nature of Non-Duality
Chapter 15 - The Vision of the Wise
Chapter 16 - The Self of All
Chapter 17 - The Knower of Truth
Chapter 18 - Salutation to Consciousness
Chapter 19 - Janaka's Final Realization
Chapter 20 - The Final Word
Developer email
contact@drsurabhisolanki.com
Developer website
https://drsurabhisolanki.comReleased
Jul 31, 2026
Current version
1.0.0
Android version
7.0
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