श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता · राम शलाका
Saarthi
when you feel lost.
Bhagavad Gita · 2.47
कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते
मा फलेषु कदाचन॥
You have the right to your effort, never to its fruits.
We exhaust ourselves bargaining with the outcome. Peace begins the moment we stop.
The question Arjuna asked is the question you carry.
The Bhagavad Gita
Not an app. A ritual.
Like drawing a chit from a wisdom jar. One pull, one verse, one reflection for the exact weight you carry.
First, choose your inner state
Whatever you're carrying, the Gita has spoken to it.
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Then a reading unfolds
Choose
Name the weight you're carrying: anxiety, grief, hope. There is no wrong answer. The Gita has spoken to every one.
Receive
A card appears: the original Sanskrit, a plain translation, and a reflection written for this exact moment, not for the ages.
Reflect
Sit with it. What resonates, save. What needs time, let rest. Return whenever the weight returns.
राम शलाका प्रश्नावली
When you must decide, ask Ram Shalaka.
Tulsidas's oracle from the Ramcharitmanas. Hold one sincere question, close your eyes, and touch a single letter. You don't choose the verse. The letter you land on chooses it for you.
Touch a letter, or watch it choose
Ram Shalaka · Tulsidas
सुनु सिय सत्य असीस हमारी।पूजिहि मन कामना तुम्हारी॥
What your heart seeks is already coming to you.
Listen, this blessing is true. The deepest desire of your heart will be fulfilled.
The answer was already there. It found you.
Wisdom Paths
Each path serves a distinct moment. The Gita for what you're feeling, Ram Shalaka for what you must decide. More arriving, each for a different kind of lost.
श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
Bhagavad Gita
Krishna's counsel to Arjuna, for what you are feeling. Name the weight, receive the verse.
राम शलाका प्रश्नावली
Ram Shalaka Prashnavali
Tulsidas's oracle from the Ramcharitmanas, for what you must decide. Hold a question, the letter answers.
Another Path
Saarthi grows slowly. One wisdom path at a time.
How it's made
Every verse
Original Sanskrit, a plain translation, and a reflection written for your moment, not for the ages.
Four languages
English, Hindi, Gujarati, and Telugu. Each reflection written in its own voice, not translated from another. Every one an original.
No noise
No streaks. No notifications. No habit to maintain. Open it when the weight returns.
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What is Saarthi?
The Gita jar is a familiar object in Indian homes: a clay pot filled with chits, each carrying a verse from the Bhagavad Gita. When something weighs on you, you reach in and pull one out. Krishna speaks. You listen.
Saarthi is that jar, for the phone in your pocket. Choose what you are feeling (anxiety, fear, anger, loneliness, grief, confusion, overthinking, hope, purpose, or peace) and receive guidance drawn from Krishna's teachings to Arjuna. Every card carries the original Sanskrit, a plain translation, and a reflection written for this moment.
Saarthi also carries the Ram Shalaka Prashnavali, the classical oracle from Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas. When you face a decision, meditate on Shri Ram, hold your question, and touch a letter on the grid. A chaupai is drawn, with a reflection and the traditional phal. It is free, unlimited, and works entirely offline.
No sign-ups. No subscriptions. No noise. Download the Saarthi app, your digital Geeta jar, and open it the next time the weight returns.