Tassanee Sinsakul taught Pali, Sanskrit, and Thai at Chulalongkorn University from 1975 to 2015. Her publications in Thai include numerous works on Sanskrit poetry. William S. Whorton taught at Chulalongkorn University from 1989 to 2020. He joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 1959 and retired in 1984. He earned an MA in Philosophy from the University of Hawaii.
"""Brilliant and passionate...Anyone seeking to understand Southeast Asia would benefit from reading it."" - William E. Heinecke, Founder & Chairman of Minor International PCL ""Sinsakul and Whorton ensure nothing has been 'lost in translation'...doubts about the Gita's relevance to modern life are firmly put to rest."" - Benjamin Zawacki, The Asia Foundation ""A valuable book for the modern professional soldier seeking spiritual truth and redemption from moral injury. Highly recommended."" - James V. Di Crocco III, US Army War College ""A clear rendition, with illuminating, non-intrusive notes...wonderfully makes ancient scripture both comprehensible and relevant."" - Darin Pradittatsanee, Chulalongkorn University ""Sinsakul and Whorton plunge into the deepest transcendental, moral, and practical depths of the human condition... I enthusiastically encourage the study of this translation."" - Thomas E. Jackson, University of Hawaii, Manoa"