The Bhagavad Gita,verse by verse, in your language
Tretayuga is a reading and listening companion for the complete Bhagavad Gita — every verse in the original Sanskrit, alongside Hindi and English explanations, with audio in all three languages.
Why this exists
Most people meet the Gita one of two ways: as untranslated Sanskrit that takes years of study to read, or as dense scholarly commentary that ends up being more work than the verse itself.
Tretayuga is built to sit in between — something you can open on any given day, read one verse, hear it, and actually take something from it, in whichever language makes sense to you right now.
How to use it
Browse the chapters
All 18 chapters are listed with an honest count of how many verses are ready. Open any chapter to read its verses in order.
Switch languages anytime
Every verse shows Sanskrit in Devanagari. Switch the meaning beneath it between Hindi and English whenever you like — even mid-playback.
Listen to any verse
Verses with recorded audio can be read aloud in Sanskrit, Hindi or English, one verse at a time.
Find verses by mood
Pick a mood on the home page to see verses grouped by the emotional situations they speak to.