You can watch this without leaving your faith
If your home is Catholic or Christian — or your kids are growing up in more than one world —
this page is for you. The Gita is a Hindu scripture. We will not pretend it is the Bible.
We will show how a family of faith can receive it as sacred story, moral courage, and wisdom —
with respect for both traditions.
What this is
- A story of a person in crisis who must choose duty with a clear heart — like any of us facing a hard good.
- A teacher who stays with the friend when fear arrives — friendship, courage, conscience.
- Cinema you can sit back and feel — gold light, epic soul — then talk about at the table.
- Optional practice later: breath, stillness, kindness — never required to replace Mass or prayer.
What this is not
- Not conversion. Watching is not “becoming Hindu.”
- Not a substitute for baptism, Mass, or your parish. Those stay yours.
- Not “Jesus was secret yoga.” We don’t erase either tradition with cheap mashups.
- Not pressure on kids to choose one identity overnight — hospitality first.
A simple bridge (not a force-fit)
Words can rhyme without becoming the same. Parents can say: “In our faith we say it this way; in this story they say it that way.”
| In the Gita story | A Christian / Catholic ear might hear |
| Arjuna’s crisis on the field |
Moral crisis — when the right path is costly and the heart is afraid |
| Dharma · right action |
Duty, vocation, “what love requires of me now” |
| Stillness & attention |
Contemplation, examen, quiet before God — not empty mind for its own sake |
| Non-harm, truth, self-restraint |
Love of neighbor, honesty, temperance — common moral ground |
| Krishna as teacher in the story |
Receive as sacred literature of another people — not as replacing Christ |
How to watch with a child
- Watch first as story — “This is one of the great stories of India.”
- One question after: “When have you been scared to do the right thing?”
- Keep your family prayer. This can sit beside it, not on top of it.
- If something feels off, pause. You are the parent. The app is a guest in your home.
Español / bilingual homes:
Coming next — a Spanish welcome layer for Mexican and Latino families so kids can hear the invitation in both languages.
Not live yet. The English bridge is here so Dro, family, and friends can react.
LIVE: this welcome / framing page · cinema on the home page.
NOT LIVE: Spanish track · parish materials · anything about baptism or sacraments (that stays with family and Church).
yoga.org’s job: make the path accessible to the world without erasing anyone’s home faith.