The Gita is one of the greatest writings of the world. It is a treasure house of spiritual truths. It helps one to see the world as a training ground- "Karma-Bhoomi". The advice offered has helped many to face up to the challenges of life and come out a better human. This is a book you will always cherish.
Introduction
There is a real need for people practising Yoga. Or other systems of self-development to continuously be reminded of the more worthwhile objectives in life, related to self-knowledge, spiritual awareness etc. our mind needs to be filled with spiritual thoughts as often as possible. We are continuously getting exposed to material thinking related to "me" and "mine" to the acquisition of objects and to preserving objects acquired, and the sadness at losing them.
It is the sense that reading from traditional literature, religious scriptures, philosophical thoughts etc. could be helpful. We have to expose ourselves to more worthwhile and long lasting thoughts. They help us in facing up to the irritants that come on our path all the time. It is a good reminder to one who strays away from the spiritual path in the direction of materialistic thinking.
Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra
| Need to surrender | 1 |
| Continuity in the universe | 3 |
| Who am I not | 5 |
| Who am I | 6 |
| What the eyes cannot see | 7 |
| Purusa and Prakrti | 9 |
| Who is the doer | 10 |
| Eternal and unborn | 11 |
| The anchor | 13 |
| Overcome fear of death | 15 |
| Spirituality reality | 16 |
| Whole and part | 17 |
| Beyond the sense | 18 |
| Divine scheme | 20 |
| Why grieve about the unknown | 22 |
| A matter of trust | 24 |
| Let's not deceive ourselves | 25 |
| Duty first | 27 |
| Choices and consequences | 28 |
| Dharma Yuddha | 29 |
| Surrender to the Guru | 30 |
| A balanced state of mind | 31 |
| Public opinion | 33 |
| Do or die | 35 |
| Pleasure and pain | 36 |
| Discriminative knowledge | 38 |
| Right action | 40 |
| A tranquil mind | 42 |
| Heaven and hell | 44 |
| Tunnel view | 45 |
| Many thoughts | 46 |
| Constant awareness | 48 |
| Experience it | 50 |
| Action without desire | 52 |
| Yoga is excellence in work | 54 |
| Work with the right attitude | 56 |
| Tear the curtain | 58 |
| Experience tranquility | 60 |
| Sthitaprajna as a role model | 61 |
| Citta vrtti nirodha | 63 |
| Snapping the contact | 65 |
| The importance of permanent balance | 67 |
| Don't underestimate the power of the senses | 69 |
| Control the I sense | 70 |
| Beware of subtle bonds | 71 |
| Nature's control mechanism | 73 |
| Act with self-control | 75 |
| Discipline is the essence | 77 |
| Main culprit, the mind | 78 |
| A whole way of life | 80 |
| Day and night | 81 |
| Outside influences | 82 |
| Brahmisthiti | 84 |
| How selfishness hinders | 86 |
| Inter-relatedness | 87 |
| The larger arrangement | 89 |
| Duty and harmony | 91 |
| Involvement and awareness | 92 |
| The process of life | 93 |
| The strength of desirelessness | 95 |
| The necessity of work | 97 |
| Good leadership | 99 |
| Be on the move | 101 |
| God and action | 103 |
| The power of selfless action | 105 |
| Mine and not mine | 107 |
| Seeing good in others | 109 |
| Wheels within wheels | 111 |
| The basic changefulness | 113 |
| Emotions and tendencies | 115 |
| The conviction | 116 |
| Egolessness and belief | 117 |
| The foolish egotist | 119 |
| Make vigilance your second nature | 120 |
| Senses and sensations | 121 |
| Decision on one's duty | 123 |
| The strength of our desires | 124 |
| Desire of ignorance | 126 |
| The blindness of ignorance | 128 |
| Desire my destroy | 130 |
| The deception of desires | 131 |
| Directing one's desire | 133 |
| Discrimination | 135 |
| Absolute consciousness | 136 |
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The Gita is one of the greatest writings of the world. It is a treasure house of spiritual truths. It helps one to see the world as a training ground- "Karma-Bhoomi". The advice offered has helped many to face up to the challenges of life and come out a better human. This is a book you will always cherish.
Introduction
There is a real need for people practising Yoga. Or other systems of self-development to continuously be reminded of the more worthwhile objectives in life, related to self-knowledge, spiritual awareness etc. our mind needs to be filled with spiritual thoughts as often as possible. We are continuously getting exposed to material thinking related to "me" and "mine" to the acquisition of objects and to preserving objects acquired, and the sadness at losing them.
It is the sense that reading from traditional literature, religious scriptures, philosophical thoughts etc. could be helpful. We have to expose ourselves to more worthwhile and long lasting thoughts. They help us in facing up to the irritants that come on our path all the time. It is a good reminder to one who strays away from the spiritual path in the direction of materialistic thinking.
Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra
| Need to surrender | 1 |
| Continuity in the universe | 3 |
| Who am I not | 5 |
| Who am I | 6 |
| What the eyes cannot see | 7 |
| Purusa and Prakrti | 9 |
| Who is the doer | 10 |
| Eternal and unborn | 11 |
| The anchor | 13 |
| Overcome fear of death | 15 |
| Spirituality reality | 16 |
| Whole and part | 17 |
| Beyond the sense | 18 |
| Divine scheme | 20 |
| Why grieve about the unknown | 22 |
| A matter of trust | 24 |
| Let's not deceive ourselves | 25 |
| Duty first | 27 |
| Choices and consequences | 28 |
| Dharma Yuddha | 29 |
| Surrender to the Guru | 30 |
| A balanced state of mind | 31 |
| Public opinion | 33 |
| Do or die | 35 |
| Pleasure and pain | 36 |
| Discriminative knowledge | 38 |
| Right action | 40 |
| A tranquil mind | 42 |
| Heaven and hell | 44 |
| Tunnel view | 45 |
| Many thoughts | 46 |
| Constant awareness | 48 |
| Experience it | 50 |
| Action without desire | 52 |
| Yoga is excellence in work | 54 |
| Work with the right attitude | 56 |
| Tear the curtain | 58 |
| Experience tranquility | 60 |
| Sthitaprajna as a role model | 61 |
| Citta vrtti nirodha | 63 |
| Snapping the contact | 65 |
| The importance of permanent balance | 67 |
| Don't underestimate the power of the senses | 69 |
| Control the I sense | 70 |
| Beware of subtle bonds | 71 |
| Nature's control mechanism | 73 |
| Act with self-control | 75 |
| Discipline is the essence | 77 |
| Main culprit, the mind | 78 |
| A whole way of life | 80 |
| Day and night | 81 |
| Outside influences | 82 |
| Brahmisthiti | 84 |
| How selfishness hinders | 86 |
| Inter-relatedness | 87 |
| The larger arrangement | 89 |
| Duty and harmony | 91 |
| Involvement and awareness | 92 |
| The process of life | 93 |
| The strength of desirelessness | 95 |
| The necessity of work | 97 |
| Good leadership | 99 |
| Be on the move | 101 |
| God and action | 103 |
| The power of selfless action | 105 |
| Mine and not mine | 107 |
| Seeing good in others | 109 |
| Wheels within wheels | 111 |
| The basic changefulness | 113 |
| Emotions and tendencies | 115 |
| The conviction | 116 |
| Egolessness and belief | 117 |
| The foolish egotist | 119 |
| Make vigilance your second nature | 120 |
| Senses and sensations | 121 |
| Decision on one's duty | 123 |
| The strength of our desires | 124 |
| Desire of ignorance | 126 |
| The blindness of ignorance | 128 |
| Desire my destroy | 130 |
| The deception of desires | 131 |
| Directing one's desire | 133 |
| Discrimination | 135 |
| Absolute consciousness | 136 |
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