This work is a unique rendering of the Bagavad Gita by a well known poet. It is faithful to the text and yet does not read like a translation.The Sanskrit original is written in the Anushtubh metre. It has been cast into flexible blank verse by Sir Arnold, changing into lyrical measures where the text itself similarly breaks. In his autobiography, Gandhi has called this work the book par excellence for the Knowledge of Truth and that it afforded him invaluable help in his moments of gloom. (Summary by Jothi)
PrefaceChapter 1 - The Book of the Distress of ArjunaChapter 2 - The Book of DoctrinesChapter 3 - The Book of Virtue in WorkChapter 4 - The Book of the Religion of KnowledgeChapter 5 - The Book of Religion by Renouncing Fruit of WorksChapter 6 - The Book of Religion by Self-RestraintChapter 7 - The Book of Religion by DiscernmentChapter 8 - The book of Religion by Devotion to the One Supreme GodChapter 9 - The Book of Religion by the Kingly Knowledge and the Kingly MysteryChapter 10 - The Book of Religion by the Heavenly PerfectionsChapter 11 - The Book of the Manifesting of the One and ManifoldChapter 12 - The Book of the Religion of FaithChapter13 - The Book of Religion by Separation of Matter and SpiritChapter 14 - The Book of Religion by Separation from the QualitiesChapter 15 - The Book of Religion by attaining the SupremeChapter 16 - The Book of the Separateness of the Divine and UndivineChapter 17 - The Book of Religion by the Threefold Kinds of FaithChpter 18 - The Book of Religion by Deliverance and Renunciation
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