by Sri Chinmoy

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First published by Agni Press in 1971.
Reprinted with the permission of Sri Chinmoy.

Table of Contents

• Part I
• Introduction
• The family tree
• Chapter I: The sorrow of Arjuna
• Chapter II: Knowledge
• Birth
• Life
• Death
• Chapter III: Action
• Chapter IV: Knowledge, action and sacrifice
• Maya
• Prakriti
• Samvavami yuge yuge - I body Myself forth from age to age
• Action, inaction and wrong action
• Faith and doubt
• Chapter V: Renunciation
• Freedom
• Service
• Chapter VI: Self-control
• Chapter VII: Knowledge illumined
• Sattva
• Rajas
• Tamas
• Chapter VIII: The imperishable Infinite
• Aum
• Chapter IX: The Secret supreme
• Chapter X: The perfection divine and universal
• Chapter XI: The vision of the Universal Form and the Cosmic Manifestation of the Lord
• Matter And Spirit
• Chapter XIV: The three gunas
• Chapter XV: The Supreme Purusha
• Chapter XVI: Forces divine and forces undivine
• Chapter XVII: The threefold faith
• Austerity
• Chapter XVIII: Abstention and renunciation
• Part II: The Kind, the Prince, the Son
• The King
• The Prince
• The Son
• Part III: Stories from the Gita
• The Source
• Krishna, I need only You
• Victory is there, where Dharma is
• He read the Gita, but he did not follow the Gita
• Krishna, the eternal mystery
• Arjuna and the ascetic
• A great hero and the result of his one single lie
• The scholar came to his senses
• The power of concentration and the power of dedication
• Krishna, the widow and her cow

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