Bhagavadgita
Written in the form of a poetic dialogue, it probes Hindu concepts of the nature of God and what man should do to reach him, providing a fascinating synopsis of the religious thought and experience of India through the ages. This edition offers the classic English verse translation by Sir Edwin Arno...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English Sanskrit |
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New York, NY :
Dover Publications,
1993.
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| Edition: | Unabridged. |
| Series: | Dover thrift editions.
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Table of Contents:
- Distress of Arjuna
- Book of doctrines
- Virtue in work
- Religion of knowledge
- Religion by renouncing fruit of works
- Religion by self-restraint
- Religion by discernment
- Religion by devotion to the one supreme god
- Religion by the kingly knowledge and the kingly mystery
- Religion by the heavenly perfections
- Manifesting of the one and manifold
- Religion of faith
- Religion by separation of matter and spirit
- Religion by separation from the qualities
- Religion by attaining the supreme
- Separateness of he divine and undivine
- Religion by the threefold kinds of faith
- Religion by deliverance and renunciation.
