Commentary on the Bhagavadgita
by Swami Krishnananda
Table of Contents
- The Colophon of the Bhagavadgita
- The First Chapter: Visada Yoga, The Yoga of the Dejection of the Spirit
- The Second Chapter Begins: Sankhya Yoga, The Distinction between Purusha and Prakriti
- The Second Chapter Continues: How to Live in the World
- The Second Chapter Concludes: The Establishment of the Soul in Universality
- The Third Chapter Begins: The Relation Between Sankhya and Yoga
- The Third Chapter Concludes: The Knower of Reality
- The Fourth Chapter Begins: The Avataras of God
- The Fourth Chapter Continues: The Performance of Action as a Sacrifice
- The Fourth Chapter Concludes: Methods of Worship and of Self-Control
- The Fifth Chapter Begins: Knowledge and Action are One
- The Fifth Chapter Continues: The Characteristics of a Perfected Person
- The Fifth Chapter Concludes: The Characteristics of the Sage Who is Established in Brahman
- The Sixth Chapter Begins: The Characteristics of a Sannyasi and a Yogi
- The Sixth Chapter Continues: Requirements for the Practice of Meditation
- The Sixth Chapter Continues: Meditation on the Ishta Devata
- The Sixth Chapter Concludes: God's Great Promise to Us
- A Summary of the First Six Chapters
- The Seventh Chapter Begins: Transcending the Sankhya
- The Seventh Chapter Continues: The Glory of God and His Creation
- The Seventh Chapter Continues: The Gospel of Universal Religion
- The Seventh Chapter Concludes: Worshipping Deities
- The Eighth Chapter Begins: The Different Facets of the Supreme Being
- The Eighth Chapter Continues: The Thought at the Time of Death
- The Eighth Chapter Continues: Types of Liberation
- The Eighth Chapter Concludes: The Journey of the Soul After Death
- The Ninth Chapter Begins: The Kingly Knowledge and the Greatness of God
- The Ninth Chapter Concludes: Undivided Devotion to God
- A Summary of the First Nine Chapters
- The Tenth Chapter Begins: The Glories of God
- The Tenth Chapter Concludes: God's Special Manifestations
- The Eleventh Chapter Begins: Introduction to the Visvarupa Darshana
- The Eleventh Chapter Continues: The Visvarupa Darshana
- The Eleventh Chapter Continues: The Visvarupa Darshana Continues
- The Eleventh Chapter Concludes: Whole-souled Devotion to God
- The Twelfth Chapter Begins: The Best of Yogins
- The Twelfth Chapter Concludes: The Supreme Devotee of God
- The Thirteenth Chapter Begins: Consciousness and Matter
- The Thirteenth Chapter Continues: The Field and the Knower of the Field
- The Thirteenth Chapter Concludes: Understanding Purusha and Prakriti
- The Fourteenth Chapter: Rising Above the Three Gunas
- The Fifteenth Chapter Begins: The World as an Inverted Tree
- The Fifteenth Chapter Concludes: The Greatest Secret Revealed
- The Sixteenth Chapter Begins: Divine and Undivine Qualities
- The Sixteenth Chapter Concludes: What is Proper and What is Improper in Our Life
- The Seventeenth Chapter Begins: The Threefold Character of Faith
- The Seventeenth Chapter Concludes: The Meaning of Om Tat Sat
- The Eighteenth Chapter Begins: Renunciation, and Types of Action
- The Eighteenth Chapter Continues: Types of Understanding, Determination and Happiness
- The Eighteenth Chapter Continues: Knowing One's Duty
- The Eighteenth Chapter Concludes: The Bhagavadgita Concludes