Discourse 1: Introduction
Discourse 2: The Sabda Parva of the Mahabharata
Discourse 3: The Aranya Parva of the Mahabharata
Discourse 4: Stories from the Aranya Parva
Discourse 5: The Udyoga Parva of the Mahabharata
Discourse 6: Beauty and Duty in the Bhagavadgita
Discourse 7: Can War Ever Be Justified?
Discourse 8: The Realism and Idealism of the Bhagavadgita
Discourse 9: The Classification of Society
Discourse 10: The Need for Sankhya
Discourse 11: Participating with the Intention of the Universe
Discourse 12: Control of the Senses
Discourse 13: The Supremely Friendly Power
Discourse 14: The Coming of God as an Incarnation
Discourse 15: Seeing the Eternity in the Temporal
Discourse 16: Understanding the Essence of the Mind
Discourse 17: The Meaning and Purpose of Sacrifice
Discourse 18: Reconciling Knowledge and Action
Discourse 19: Knowledge and Action are One
Discourse 20: The Arising of the Concept of Unity
Discourse 21: The Two Ways of Yoga
Discourse 22: The Integration of Sannyasa and Yoga
Discourse 23: Introduction to the Sixth Chapter
Discourse 24: Sannyasa and Yoga Are One
Discourse 25: The Lower Self and the Higher Self
Discourse 26: Being Spiritually Alone to Oneself
Discourse 27: The Practice of Meditation
Discourse 28: Sitting for Meditation
Discourse 29: The Yoga of the Bhagavadgita
Discourse 30: Communion with Eternity
Discourse 31: The Message of the Sixth Chapter