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\nBY  \nANNIE BESANT  \nAND  \nBHAGAVAN DAS.  \nTHEOSOPHICAL PUBLISHING SocIETYLoNDON AND BENARES  \n59ag bozajafg  \n1905.  \n1  \nPRINTED BY FBEEMAN &Co.LTD.,AT THE TARA PRINTINO WoRK8,BENAREB.  \nAll Rights Reserved.  \n2                 n  \nRegistered under Act xXV of 1887.  \n# CONTENTS.\n\nPAGB.  \nINTRODUCTORY NoTE ON SAMSKBIT GRAMMAR………i—xviiGita Mahatmyam.—The greatness of the Gita as  \ndescribed in the Varaha-Purana …     …xxi  \nGita-Karadi-Nyasah.—The Tantra way of 'practising'  \nthe Gita.  \n.…  Xxvii  \nGita-Dhyanam.—‘The Thought-Form of the Gita  \nfor purposes of meditation  \nxx  \nCHAP:I.Arjuna Vishada-Yoga.—Arjuna inspects  \nthe rival forces—He describes the evil consequent  \non the battles of kinsfolk  \n…1—22  \nPAGE.  \nCHAP:III.Karma-Yoga.—Arjuna asks how theseare compatible with such terrible action as thatof slaughter—Shri Krighna's preliminary reconci-liation of the twot\"perform the action that is duty,but without attachment”—a cursory allusionto the system of the world-wheel,which givesrise tou the various Dharmas,duties—Arjunaenquires why men fail in duty—Shri Krigbnareplies,cursorily as yet.…57—76  \nCH△P:IV.Jnana-Vibhaga-Yoga—-Shri Krighna  \nagain lays stress on the necessity of Wisdom,right-thought,right-reason,and in this connee.tion describes the many forms of Yoga—Headverts to His own previous incarnations,in replyto a question of Arjuna's(and so incidentallystrengthens the allusion,made before,to world-cycles,without an understanding of which trueenlightenment is not possible)..     ..77—95  \nCHAP:V.Karma-Sannyasa-Yoga.—Arjuna repeats  \nhis question as to the inconsistency between 'renun-ciation’and‘action’—Shri Krighna answers(in-directly,by describing the happy condition ofthose who renounce the fruits of action but continueto perform it as duty,knowing that all proceedsfrom the Supreme Self,.  .    …96—109  \nCHAP:VI.Adhyatma-Yega.-Shri Krighna conti-  \nnues his description of the Yogi—Arjuna askshow the condition may be attained—Shri Krighpa  \nPAGB,  \nanswers:“by dispassion and perseverent practice.”—Arjuna asks:“what are the consequences offailure in Yoga?”—Shri Krigbna replies:“a betterbirth,greater opportunity and devotion to theSupreme Self,and fnal attainment of Mokgha.”110-130  \nOHAP:VII.Jnana-Yoga.—Shri Krishna describesthe natures of wisdom and unwisdom—theGlories of the Self (the knowledge of which con-stitutes the wisdom whereby the possessor thereofperforms his duty unfinchingly).…    ...131—143  \nCHAP:VIII.Akehara-Brahma-Yoga.—(The subject  \nmatter of the previous chapter is continued.)Arjuna asks what is the nature of Brahman,ofAdhyatma,Adhibhuta,and Adhidaiva—ShriKrishns describes these and also incidentallymentions how Brahman may be reached by theliving as well as the departing Jiva.  \n…144—157  \nCHAP:IX.Raja-Vidya-Raja-Guhya-Yoga.—Shrf  \nKrighna continues his statement of“the RoyalSecret,the final wisdom,\"the possession of whichconfers Immortality,viz.the recognition 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note on Sanskrit grammar\n## Arjuna Vishada-Yoga\n## Karma-Yoga\n## Jnana-Vibhaga-Yoga\n## Karma-Sannyasa-Yoga\n## Adhyatma-Yoga\n## Jnana-Yoga\n## Akshara-Brahma-Yoga\n## Raja-Vidya-Raja-Guhya-Yoga\n## Vibhuti-Yoga\n## Vishvarupa-darshana-Yoga\n## Bhakti-Yoga\n## Kshetra-Kshetrajna-vibhaga-Yoga","[{\"question\":\"What preparatory material is included before the main Bhagavad-Gîtâ chapters?\",\"answer\":\"The contents indicate an introductory note on Sanskrit grammar, along with sections describing the greatness of the Gita (as cited from the Varaha-Purana), a Tantra method of practising, and a Gita meditation thought-form.\"},{\"question\":\"Which yoga teachings are emphasized across the listed chapters?\",\"answer\":\"The contents summarize multiple yogic approaches, including Arjuna’s dejection and duty, Karma-Yoga, divisions of wisdom, Karma-Sannyasa, Adhyatma-Yoga, knowledge (Jnana) in different aspects, Brahman-focused yoga, devotion (Bhakti), and the knowledge of Purusha and 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