CONTENTS:-
Part 1: The Philosophical Teachings of the Bhagavadgita;
1. The Despondency of Arjuna and the Initiation of the Gita;
2. The Theory of Atman and the Theory of Yoga;
3. The Theory of Karma-yoga;
4. Karma-yoga and its Relation to Jnana-yoga;
5. The Theory of Samnyasa-yoga;
6. The Theory of Dhyana-yoga;
7. The Theory of Paramatman;
8. The Theory of Meditation on Aksara-brahma;
9. The Knowledge of the Supreme Being and the Nature of Bhakti-yoga;
10. The Theory of God and His Glory;
11. The Cosmic Form of God;
12. The Theory of Bhakti-yoga;
13. The Theory of Ksetra and Ksetrajna;
14. The Theory of the Three Gunas;
15. The Theory of Purusottama;
16. The Nature of Divine and Demoniac Beings;
17. The Theory of Threefold Nature of Faith;
18. The Theory of Liberation through Renunciation;
Part 2: The Philosophical Doctrines of the Bhagavadgita;
19. The Tattvas; The Doctrine of Paramatman; The Doctrine of Jivatman; The Doctrine of the Universe;
20. The Sadhana; The Doctrine of Karma-yoga; The Doctrine of Jnana-yoga; The Doctrine of Bhakti-yoga; The Concept of Prapatti; The Ethical and Religious Prerequisities;
21. The Doctrine of Parama-purusartha;
22. General Evaluation and Conclusion; The Nature of Para-tattva; The Nature of Jivatman; The Status of the Universe; The Theory of Sadhana.
