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Shrimad Bhagwad is regarded as a delicious fruit of Veda-Kalpa the period of four Yugas during whichVedas are supposed to be written. There is nothing abdicable in Shrimad Bhagwad. The Bhagwadkar(the orator of Shrimad Bhagwad) invites all the devotees in the world to relish this great scripture.Shrimad Bhagwad is a contemporary of Vedas; there is a profuse mention of Karm (action), Upasana(worship) and Gyan (knowledge) in Vedas, but Bhakti (devotion) could not find a place in Vedas.Shrimad Bhagwad compensates for this drawback, for it has vivid and comprehensive description ofBhakti (devotion). No action, worship and knowledge can exist without devotion. Presentation style ofShrimad Bhagwad is also remarkable; it's every page is flowing in the stream of devotion. All the formsand appearances of God have been described exhaustively. It is such a benevolent scripture that merehearing of it even without getting it's meaning, is beneficial for the listener. If however one reflects onthe meaning of the content, it would be a bonus. There are many examples in the past (when even the