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For more info on London Cab drivers: https://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/10/t-... In this Video, we discuss about the Jeevanadharma Yoga, the philosophical interpretation of Bhagavadgita by DVG. He succinctly elaborates on importance of Satva, Rajas and Tamas. Also, he suggests how to achieve peace amidst the turmoil of work pressure. Kannada literature is rich with cultural heritage and profound literary contributions, and one of its most celebrated figures is D V Gundappa. Born in 1887, Gundappa, fondly known as DVG, made significant contributions to Kannada literature, philosophy, and journalism. His literary works span various genres including poetry, essays, criticism, and biographies. Gundappa's magnum opus, "Mankuthimmana Kagga," is a collection of philosophical verses that delve deep into the essence of life, morality, and spirituality. This masterpiece continues to inspire generations with its profound wisdom and simplicity. Apart from "Mankuthimmana Kagga," Gundappa's essays and commentaries in his journal "Jeevana Dharma" reflect his deep understanding of human nature, ethics, and societal issues. He was a visionary thinker who advocated for moral values and social harmony through his writings. Gundappa's influence extends beyond literature; he played a significant role in shaping the cultural and intellectual landscape of Karnataka. His contributions to Kannada literature earned him several accolades, including the prestigious Padma Bhushan award. D V Gundappa stands as a towering figure in Kannada literature, revered for his literary brilliance, philosophical insights, and unwavering commitment to societal well-being. His works continue to resonate with readers, inspiring them to introspect, evolve, and embrace the essence of life.