ESSAYS ON THE GITA

SRI AUROBINDO

Contents

		Pre Content
		Post Content
		First Series
	I	Our Demand and Need from the Gita
	II	The Divine Teacher
	III	The Human Disciple
	IV	The Core of the Teaching
	V	Kurukshetra
	VI	Man and the Battle of Life
	VII	The Creed of the Aryan Fighter
	VIII	Sankhya and Yoga
	IX	Sankhya, Yoga and Vedanta
	X	The Yoga of the Intelligent Will
	XI	Works and Sacrifice
	XII	The Significance of Sacrifice
	XIII	The Lord of the Sacrifice
	XIV	The Principle of Divine Works
	XV	The Possibility and Purpose of Avatarhood
	XVI	The Process of Avatarhood
	XVII	The Divine Birth and Divine Works
	XVIII	The Divine Worker
	XIX	Equality
	XX	Equality and Knowledge
	XXI	The Determinism of Nature
	XXII	Beyond the Modes of Nature
	XXIII	Nirvana and Works in the World
	XXIV	The Gist of the Karmayoga

		Second Series Part I
	I	The Two Natures
	II	The Synthesis of Devotion and Knowledge
	III	The Supreme Divine
	IV	The Secret of Secrets
	V	The Divine Truth and Way
	VI	Works, Devotion and Knowledge
	VII	The Supreme Word of the Gita
	VIII	God in Power of Becoming
	IX	The Theory of the Vibhuti
	X	The Vision of the World-Spirit - Time the Destroyer
	XI	The Vision of the World-Spirit - The Double Aspect
	XII	The Way and The Bhakta

		Part II
	XIII	The Field and its Knower
	XIV	Above the Gunas
	XV	The Three Purushas
	XVI	The Fullness of Spiritual Action
	XVII	Deva and Asura
	XVIII	The Gunas, Faith and Works
	XIX	The Gunas, Mind and Woks
	XX	Swabhava and Swadharma
	XXI	Towards the Supreme Secret
	XXII	The Supreme Secret
	XXIII	The Core of the Gita's Meaning
	XXIV	The Message of the Gita

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