The commentary in which the Gita is read as a living synthesis of works, knowledge and love — given here entire, with his Bengali writings and the Mother’s words.
5 sections
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Essays on the GitaCollection
48 essays
- iOur Demand and Need from the GitaFirst Series · Chapter I
- iiThe Divine TeacherFirst Series · Chapter II
- iiiThe Human DiscipleFirst Series · Chapter III
- ivThe Core of the TeachingFirst Series · Chapter IV
- vKurukshetraFirst Series · Chapter V
- viMan and the Battle of LifeFirst Series · Chapter VI
- viiThe Creed of the Aryan FighterFirst Series · Chapter VII
- viiiSankhya and YogaFirst Series · Chapter VIII
- ixSankhya, Yoga and VedantaFirst Series · Chapter IX
- xThe Yoga of the Intelligent WillFirst Series · Chapter X
- xiWorks and SacrificeFirst Series · Chapter XI
- xiiThe Significance of SacrificeFirst Series · Chapter XII
- xiiiThe Lord of the SacrificeFirst Series · Chapter XIII
- xivThe Principle of Divine WorksFirst Series · Chapter XIV
- xvThe Possibility and Purpose of AvatarhoodFirst Series · Chapter XV
- xviThe Process of AvatarhoodFirst Series · Chapter XVI
- xviiThe Divine Birth and Divine WorksFirst Series · Chapter XVII
- xviiiThe Divine WorkerFirst Series · Chapter XVIII
- xixEqualityFirst Series · Chapter XIX
- xxEquality and KnowledgeFirst Series · Chapter XX
- xxiThe Determinism of NatureFirst Series · Chapter XXI
- xxiiBeyond the Modes of NatureFirst Series · Chapter XXII
- xxiiiNirvana and Works in the WorldFirst Series · Chapter XXIII
- xxivThe Gist of the KarmayogaFirst Series · Chapter XXIV
- xxvThe Two NaturesSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter I
- xxviThe Synthesis of Devotion and KnowledgeSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter II
- xxviiThe Supreme DivineSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter III
- xxviiiThe Secret of SecretsSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter IV
- xxixThe Divine Truth and WaySecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter V
- xxxWorks, Devotion and KnowledgeSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter VI
- xxxiThe Supreme Word of GitaSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter VII
- xxxiiGod in Power of BecomingSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter VIII
- xxxiiiThe Theory of the VibhutiSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter IX
- xxxivThe Vision of the World Spirit; Time and DestroyerSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter X
- xxxvThe Vision of the World Spirit; The Double AspectSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter XI
- xxxviThe Way and the BhaktaSecond Series · The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge Chapter XII
- xxxviiThe Field and its KnowerSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XIII
- xxxviiiAbove the GunasSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XIV
- xxxixThe Three PurushasSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XV
- xlThe Fullness of Spiritual ActionSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XVI
- xliDeva and AsuraSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XVII
- xliiThe Gunas, Faith and WorksSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XVIII
- xliiiThe Gunas, Mind and WorksSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XIX
- xlivSwabhava and SwadharmaSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XX
- xlvTowards the Supreme SecretSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XXI
- xlviThe Supreme SecretSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XXII
- xlviiThe Core of the Gita’s MeaningSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XXIII
- xlviiiThe Message of the GitaSecond Series · The Supreme Secret Chapter XXIV
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Bengali writingsCollection
13 writings
- iThe Gita – An IntroductionFrom the Bengali
- iiThe CircumstanceFrom the Bengali
- iiiSanjaya’s Gift of Divine VisionFrom the Bengali
- ivThe Cunning of Duryodhana’s SpeechFrom the Bengali
- vThe Question of the Ruin of ClansFrom the Bengali
- viSri Krishna’s Political ObjectivesFrom the Bengali
- viiFratricide and the Ruin of ClansFrom the Bengali
- viiiThe Unreality of DeathFrom the Bengali
- ixThe value of EqualityFrom the Bengali
- xThe Knowledge and the IgnoranceFrom the Bengali
- xiThe Conquest of SorrowFrom the Bengali
- xiiThe Political results of Sri Krishna’s WorkFrom the Bengali
- xiiiAsceticism and RenunciationFrom the Bengali
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The Mother on the GitaCollection
18 writings
- iGita: The Basis of a Great Spiritual MovementThe Mother
- iiThe Law of SacrificeThe Mother
- iiiGita’s Supreme TeachingSri Aurobindo
- ivGita: A Yoga of Knowledge, Devotion and WorksSri Aurobindo
- vGita: A Spiritual Truth Applied to the External Life and ActionSri Aurobindo
- viDemand of the Gita: Not Neutrality or Passivity but a Perfect EqualitySri Aurobindo
- viiThe Gita’s Way of YogaSri Aurobindo
- viiiKarmayoga: Works done in union with the DivineSri Aurobindo
- ixLine of Karamyoga laid down by the GitaSri Aurobindo
- xA Complete Surrender: The Crowning Movement of Gita’s YogaSri Aurobindo
- xiThe Law of SacrificeSri Aurobindo
- xiiAscension to the Supramental ConsciousnessSri Aurobindo
- xiiiLiving in the Consciousness of the Supreme BeingSri Aurobindo
- xivVyasa: The Author of the GitaSri Aurobindo
- xvGita: A Poetry of Overmind InspirationSri Aurobindo
- xviUsing the Verses of the Gita for JapaSri Aurobindo
- xviiThe Gita and TerrorismSri Aurobindo
- xviiiThe Caller and the CalledSri Aurobindo
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