How did Hanuman listen to the Bhagavad Gita when Krishna was narrating it to Arjuna during Mahabharata
While the Bhagavad Gita is known as Krishna's discourse to Arjuna, a tradition suggests Hanuman was also present, listening from atop Arjuna's chariot flag. His spiritual presence, not as a warrior but a seeker, highlights devotion meeting divine wisdom. This belief emphasizes that true understanding can arise from readiness and remembrance, not just questioning.
While the Bhagavad Gita is known as Krishna's discourse to Arjuna, a tradition suggests Hanuman was also present, listening from atop Arjuna's chariot flag. His spiritual presence, not as a warrior but a seeker, highlights devotion meeting divine wisdom. This belief emphasizes that true understanding can arise from readiness and remembrance, not just questioning.
