5 books recommended by Gaur Gopal Das

Nov 14, 2023

Aakanksha Sharma

​A popular spiritual guru

Gaur Gopal Das is a member of the ISKCON community and a popular guru, known for his witty way of imparting spiritual knowledge. He has also authored a few books.

An excellent speaker

Gaur Gopal Das is also a lifestyle & motivational strategist’ and regularly uses the internet to make people more aware of Hindu religious and cultural practices.

​His book recommendations

On a show hosted by Ranveer Allahbadia, popularly known as ‘Beer Biceps’, Gaur Gopal Das was asked about his top five book recommendations. Here’s what Gaur Gopal Das recommended:

‘Bhagavad Gita’

The first book recommendation by Gaur Gopal Das is ‘Shrimad Bhagavad Gita’. The ‘Gita’ is a dialogue between Arjuna and Shri Krishna, teaching the world about righteousness, the path to wisdom as well as maintaining and navigating through relations.

​’The Journey Home’ by Radhanath Swami

Radhanath Swami’s ‘The Journey Home’ is a first-person narration of his evolution from a seeker in Chicago to a spiritual guide in the Himalayas, offering insights into mystic traditions, inner growth, and the quest for divine union.

​’Leaders Eat Last’ by Simon Sinek

The book by Simon Sinek reveals that leaders who prioritize their team’s safety and well-being foster trust and cooperation, creating loyal, committed colleagues dedicated to a shared vision of progress and success.

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​’Positive Personality Profiles’ by Robert A. Rohm

Using the D-I-S-C method, Dr. Rohm’s ‘Positive Personality Profiles’ simplifies understanding personalities and offers practical information about human understanding, explaining diverse traits and providing effective ways to collaborate with and comprehend others.

​’The Mahabharata’

‘The Mahabharata’ is an ancient Indian epic that forms and tries to explain complex narratives about dynastic struggle, moral dilemmas, and divine guidance. It provides wisdom, and explains the importance of strength and the eternal battle of righteousness.

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