The Heart of the Uddhava Gita is a concise abridgement of the final teachings which the noble avatar-king Sri Krishna shared with His dear friend Uddhava before departing from this Earth, and countless spiritual students down through the ages have found His communication of timeless universal wisdom capable of evoking profound awakenings in consciousness and transformations of perception which continued to evolve on an ongoing basis. This edition contains word-for-word transliteration, English translation, and notes on the Uddhava Gita, and presents the same in regard to other inspirational selections from the Srimad Bhagavata Purana as well as from the Gopala-tapani Upanishad. "...Exhibits a sensitivity and clarity that bring to life Lord Krishna’s final, intimate and profound teachings with great richness and beauty." —Mooji, spiritual teacher and author of White Fire and Vaster Than Sky, Greater Than Space "This is an extraordinary work of scholarship and poetry, of mystical insight and sensitivity that reaches to the essence of our being and to 'the all- auspicious beautiful Reality.' In this careful translation Sajohn Daverly has offered to us a profound gift from the ancient ones. May we receive it with open hearts and gratitude." —Pir Elias Amidon, spiritual teacher and author of The Open Path and Fresh Rain: An Introduction to the Sufi Way Sajohn Daverly has over the past 45 years been both a student and teacher of Eastern wisdom as well as an assisting writer, editor, and proofreader of books and magazines presenting it to audiences the world over. Previously ordained into one of the traditional branches of the Swami order during his years living in India, he has been sharing his spiritual insights with individuals and groups since 1996, and his translation with commentary on ancient India's classic scripture the Bhagavad-Gita was published in 2012.