BHAGAVAD GITA
CHAPTERS
1. Arjuna Vishad Yoga
Arjuna struggles with ethical issues and moral quandaries related to the conflict.
10. Vibhoothi Yoga
The Supreme Being, according to Lord Krishna, is the source of His manifestations and glorious luxury.
2. Sankhya Yoga
Lord Krishna emphasizes selfless behavior and devotion while teaching about the eternal soul.
11. Viswarupa Darshana Yoga
Prince Arjuna receives a celestial vision that allows him to see Lord Krishna in his Cosmic Universal Form.
3. Karma Yoga
Lord Krishna explains the significance of carrying out duties without attachment.
12. Bhakti Yoga
In order to achieve libteration, Lord Krishna highlights the supremacy of the devotional path.
4. Gnana Karma Sannyasa Yoga
Lord Krishna teaches the path of knowledge and the wisdom of unselfish conduct.
13. Kshetra Kshetrajna Vibhaga Yoga
Lord Krishna clarifies the distinction between the Supreme Soul and the corporeal body.
5. Karma Sannyasa Yoga
Lord Krishna compares the difficult road of renunciation to a work-driven route motivated by devotion.
14. Gunatraya Vibhaga Yoga
The three Gunas, or phases of the material nature, are revealed by Lord Krishna.
6. Dhyana Yoga
The ‘Yoga of Meditation’ and a devotional practice method are revealed by Lord Krishna.
15. Purushottama Yoga
As Lord Krishna reveals, “Purushotthama” is His transcendental, all-pervading nature.
7. Gnana Vignana Yoga
The main reason and the types of people who submit to Lord Krishna are revealed.
16. Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga
The holy and demonic natures of humans are described by Lord Krishna.
8. Akshara Brahma Yoga
Lord Krishna teaches the value of thinking and the necessity of fully absorbing Him in one’s thoughts.
17. Shraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga
According to Lord Krishna, there are three different kinds of faith, which correspond to the three phases of material nature.
9. Raja Vidya Yoga
Maya, or the comings and goings of entities in the material world, is explained by Lord Krishna.
18. Moksha Sannyasa Yoga
Lord Krishna goes into great length regarding Tyagi’s and Sanyaasi’s roles.