Title: Poetry of the Gita broken up by the commentary.
Product review: This is not to knock this version for those who are yearning for a paragraph of commentary following every line or two of the Text, and DEFINITELY not to knock the Gita itself. But I would think that the commentaries would come at the end of the chapters or on the facing pages, so I could enjoy and relish Yogananda's own translation (maybe his organization will come out with his straight translation, no commentary). But for the shear beauty of the poetic translation of the Gita itself, I love the version of Eknath Easwaran (I confess to owning and loving most of his books, and especially love his Upanishads for the same reason).
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