Essays On The Gita
Sri Aurobindo — 54
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Essays on the Gita
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Essays on the Gita First Series
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I - Our Demand and Need from the Gita
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II - The Divine Teacher
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III - The Human Disciple
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IV - The Core of the Teaching
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V - Kurukshetra
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VI - Man and the Battle of Life
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VII - The Creed of the Aryan Fighter
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VIII - Sankhya and Yoga
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IX - Sankhya Yoga and Vedanta
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X - The Yoga of the Intelligent Will
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XI - Works and Sacrifice
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XII - The Significance of Sacrifice
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XIII - The Lord of the Sacrifice
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XIV - The Principle of Divine Works
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XV - The Possibility and Purpose of Avatarhood
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XVI - The Process of Avatarhood
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XVII - The Divine Birth and Divine Works
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XVIII - The Divine Worker
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XIX - Equality
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XX - Equality and Knowledge
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XXI - The Determinism of Nature
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XXII - Beyond the Modes of Nature
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XXIII - Nirvana and Works in the World
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XXIV - The Gist of the Karmayoga
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Essays on the Gita Second Series
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Part I - The Synthesis of Works Love and Knowledge
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I - The Two Natures
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II - The Synthesis of Devotion and Knowledge
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III - The Supreme Divine
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IV - The Secret of Secrets
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V - The Divine Truth and Way
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VI - Works Devotion and Knowledge
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VII - The Supreme Word of the Gita
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VIII - God in Power of Becoming
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IX - The Theory of the Vibhuti
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X - The Vision of the World-Spirit - Time the Destroyer
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XI - The Vision of the World-Spirit - The Double Aspect
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XII - The Way and the Bhakta
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Part II - The Supreme Secret
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XIII - The Field and its Knower
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XIV - Above the Gunas
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XV - The Three Purushas
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XVI - The Fullness of Spiritual Action
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XVII - Deva and Asura
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XVIII - The Gunas Faith and Works
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XIX - The Gunas Mind and Works
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XX - Swabhava and Swadharma
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XXI - Towards the Supreme Secret
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XXII - The Supreme Secret
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XXIII - The Core of the Gita s Meaning
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XXIV - The Message of the Gita
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