Sūtrakṛt-Gītā

Six major commentary schools — Śaṅkara's Advaita, Rāmānuja's Viśiṣṭādvaita, Madhva's Dvaita, Vallabha's Śuddhādvaita, Śrīdhara's Bhakti-philological, Madhusūdana's Advaita-Bhakti synthesis — have read the same 700 verses for a millennium and produced six legitimate, mutually contradictory, internally coherent readings, each preserving a dense network of cross-references the verses themselves invite. The genius of the lineage is that it does not pick.

This edition does not pick either. For each verse, on a single page: the Sanskrit mūla in Devanāgarī and IAST; the six-school panel of doctrinal projections with witness pointers; word-by-word lemma + grammar + English meaning via the ByT5-Sanskrit-multitask substrate; the intertextual panel ranked by the Sūtrakṛt model; theme-list memberships; the everyday-application of each school's reading for a working person's life; complete audit trail; one-click copy with citation. The reader queries the lens they want. The substrate provides the lens-conditional projection. Or the reader queries no lens and reads all six together.