"The Gandhi-Gita" most accurately refers to "The Bhagavad Gita According to Gandhi," a work by Mahatma Gandhi that provides his personal interpretation of the ancient Hindu scripture, with a focus on its relevance to his philosophy of nonviolence and selfless action. The book is based on talks he gave at the Sabarmati Ashram between February and November 1926, and his commentary was written with the common, unlettered person in mind.