According to Osho, the Gita endures because enlightened ones repeatedly reinterpret it, letting Krishna—understood as a supreme state of consciousness, not a person—speak anew in each age. By sweeping off the dust of outdated words and refitting meaning to contemporary experience, its living essence stays fresh. Scriptures die through literalist fixation; they live when language changes while the inner light remains.
We keep the Gita alive by updating its words for today while preserving its living wisdom inside.