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Srinivasa Murthy  \nForeword by Christopher Chapple  \nTHE BHAGAVAD GITA  \nTranslated from the Sanskrit with introduction and notes by  \nB. Srinivasa Murthy  \nRevised Second Edition  \nForeword by Christopher Chapple  \nLong Beach Publications  \nBooks by the same author:  \nMahatma Gandhi and Leo Tolstoy Letters, edited with introduction and notes by  \nB. Srinivas Murthy. Long Beach Publications, 1987.  \nMartin Heidegger in Conversation, edited by Richard Wisser, translated by  \nB. Srinivasa Murthy. Arnold Heinemann, New Delhi, India, 1978.  \nMother Teresa and India, Long Beach Publications, 1983.  \nLibrary of Congress cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nBhagavadgita. English.  \nThe Bhagavad Gita / translated from the Sanskrit with introduction and notes by B. Srinivasa Murthy; foreword by Christoipher Chapple.—Rev. 2nd ed.  \n[p.cm](p.cm).  \nIncludes bibliographical references.  \nISBN 0-941910-05-09 : $ 11.95  \nI. Murthy. B. Srinivasa. II. Title.  \nBL1138 .62.E5 1991a  \n294.5’924—dc20 90-82501  \nCIP  \nCopyright © 1985 by B. Srinivasa Murthy Second Printing 1995  \nRevised and enlarged second edition copyright © 1991 by B. Srinivasa Murthy.  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher.  \nPrinted in the United States of America.  \nCONTENTS  \nForeword Preface vii Introduction 1  \n1. The Grief of Arjuna 29  \n2. The Path of Reality 35  \n3. The Yoga of Action 45  \n4. The Yoga of Knowledge 51  \n5. The Yoga of Renunciation 57  \n6. The Yoga of Meditation 63  \n7. Knowledge and Experience 71  \n8. The Way to the Eternal Brahman 75  \n9. The Yoga of Mysticism 81  \n10. The Divine Manifestations 87  \n11. The Vision of the Universal Form 93  \n12. The Yoga of Devotion 101  \n13. Matter and Spirit 105  \n14. The Three Gunas 111  \n15. The Yoga of the Supreme Self 115  \n16. Divine and Demonic Traits 119  \n17. Three Kinds of Faith 123  \n18. Liberation through Renunciation 127  \nNotes 137  \nGlossary 145  \nBibliography 147  \nWith deep appreciation and gratitude to:  \nmy parents  \nMary Jo Murthy Professor F.J. von Rintelen Dr. James Harper  \nDr. Douglas McConnell  \nFOREWORD  \nThe Bhagavad Gita coalesces drama and philosophy, poetry and religion. Asthe pivotal moment in a colossal tragedy, it evokes the collective spiritual memory of Indian civilization as embodied by the reflection and insight of Sri Krishna. The time of the Gita is sacred time. The event takes place in a state of suspended animation. The dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna requires the stoppage of all activity, a stoppage that is symbolic of and metaphorical for the cessation of conventional concerns to allow the emergence of highest consciousness. The text places a wedge in reality that interrupts the life flow of the reader. To pause to read of attachment and crisis yielding to detachment and bliss engenders in the reader the same: Gandhi knew this well, and retreated to this great song daily.  \nDozens of translations of the Gita have been published over the years. Though this is a timeless text in its original Sanskrit, the reading of it into Western languages is framed and construed according to the translator’s time and place and audience. Edgerton crafted a linguistic marvel, holding to the original Sanskrit, the reading of it into Western languages is framed and construed according to the translator’s time and place and audience. Edgerton crafted a linguistic marvel, holding to the original word order and paving the way for generations of fledgling Sanskritists to be guided through the text into grammatical fluency. Radhakrishnan brought forth a translation that neatly fits certain philosophical expectations and anticipations of those steeped in European intellectual traditions. Christopher","cbCaifxkP8vpBna3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifxkP8vpBna3","pdf",274776,131,"English","# Foreword\n# Preface\n# Introduction\n# 1. The Grief of Arjuna\n# 2. The Path of Reality\n# 3. The Yoga of Action\n# 4. The Yoga of Knowledge\n# 5. The Yoga of Renunciation\n# 6. The Yoga of Meditation\n# 7. Knowledge and Experience\n# 8. The Way to the Eternal Brahman\n# 9. The Yoga of Mysticism\n# 10. The Divine Manifestations\n# 11. The Vision of the Universal Form\n# 12. The Yoga of Devotion\n# 13. Matter and Spirit\n# 14. The Three Gunas\n# 15. The Yoga of the Supreme Self\n# 16. Divine and Demonic Traits\n# 17. Three Kinds of Faith\n# 18. 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