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श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
The Experiential Architecture
Teaching Progression Presentation System

An interactive word-by-word, morpheme-by-morpheme study of all 700 Sanskrit verses of the Bhagavad Gita, synced with Sri Aurobindo’s English rendering, with a teaching-progression spine, topics, chapter-by-chapter synthesis and sixteen Deep-Dive essays after Sri Aurobindo’s Essays on the Gita.
Contents
- Sri Aurobindo’s ReadingOverviewChapter-by-chapter synthesis
- Krishna’s Teaching ProgressionOverview
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TopicsCollection
37 topics
- iĀtman & the SelfCore Doctrines
- iiBrahman & the AbsoluteCore Doctrines
- iiiPurusha & PrakritiCore Doctrines
- ivGuṇa DoctrineCore Doctrines
- vPuruṣottama — Supreme PersonCore Doctrines
- viMāyā & IllusionCore Doctrines
- viiAvatāra — Divine DescentCore Doctrines
- viiiKarma Yoga — Path of ActionYoga Paths
- ixJñāna Yoga — Path of KnowledgeYoga Paths
- xBhakti Yoga — Path of DevotionYoga Paths
- xiDhyāna Yoga — MeditationYoga Paths
- xiiSānkhya — Discriminative KnowledgeYoga Paths
- xiiiDharma & SvadharmaEthics & Practice
- xivYajña — Sacrifice & OfferingEthics & Practice
- xvTyāga & Sannyāsa — RenunciationEthics & Practice
- xviTapas — Austerity & DisciplineEthics & Practice
- xviiDāna — Giving & CharityEthics & Practice
- xviiiŚraddhā — FaithEthics & Practice
- xixSamatva — Equanimity & EqualityEthics & Practice
- xxAhiṃsā & VirtuesEthics & Practice
- xxiĀhāra — Food & DietEthics & Practice
- xxiiBirth, Death & RebirthMetaphysics
- xxiiiManifest & UnmanifestMetaphysics
- xxivViśvarūpa — Cosmic FormMetaphysics
- xxvVibhūti — Divine ManifestationsMetaphysics
- xxviSṛṣṭi — Creation & Cosmic OrderMetaphysics
- xxviiMokṣa — LiberationMetaphysics
- xxviiiManas — Mind & Its ControlPsychology & Mind
- xxixIndriya — The SensesPsychology & Mind
- xxxKāma & Krodha — Desire & AngerPsychology & Mind
- xxxiAhaṃkāra — Ego & Non-DoershipPsychology & Mind
- xxxiiSthitaprajña — Steady WisdomPsychology & Mind
- xxxiiiSaṅga — Attachment & BondagePsychology & Mind
- xxxivArjuna’s Crisis & GriefNarrative & Context
- xxxvKṣetra — Battle & WarriorsNarrative & Context
- xxxviKṛṣṇa as TeacherNarrative & Context
- xxxviiŚaraṇāgati — Surrender to the DivineEthics & Practice
- iChapter 1: Arjuna Vishada YogaChapter 1: The Crisis of the Human Soul in Action
- iiChapter 2: Sankhya YogaChapter 2: The Immortal Self and the Yoga of the Intelligent Will
- iiiChapter 3: Karma YogaChapter 3: Works as Sacrifice
- ivChapter 4: Jnana Karma Sannyasa YogaChapter 4: Divine Birth and Works in Knowledge
- vChapter 5: Karma Sannyasa YogaChapter 5: The True Renunciation
- viChapter 6: Dhyana YogaChapter 6: The Yoga of Self-Mastery
- viiChapter 7: Jnana Vijnana YogaChapter 7: The Two Natures and Integral Knowledge
- viiiChapter 8: Akshara Brahma YogaChapter 8: The Supreme Remembered in Life and Death
- ixChapter 9: Raja Vidya Raja Guhya YogaChapter 9: The Sovereign Knowledge and Sovereign Secret
- xChapter 10: Vibhuti YogaChapter 10: God in His Powers of Becoming
- xiChapter 11: Vishvarupa Darshana YogaChapter 11: The Vision of the World-Spirit and the Command to Act
- xiiChapter 12: Bhakti YogaChapter 12: The Way of the Bhakta
- xiiiChapter 13: Kshetra Kshetrajna Vibhaga YogaChapter 13: The Field, the Knower and the Object of Knowledge
- xivChapter 14: Gunatraya Vibhaga YogaChapter 14: Beyond the Three Gunas
- xvChapter 15: Purushottama YogaChapter 15: The Three Purushas and the Supreme
- xviChapter 16: Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga YogaChapter 16: The Divine and the Asuric Nature
- xviiChapter 17: Shraddhatraya Vibhaga YogaChapter 17: Faith, Sacrifice and the Quality of Works
- xviiiChapter 18: Moksha Sannyasa YogaChapter 18: The Supreme Secret of Works and Surrender
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The Deep DivesCollectionA reader’s guide to the essays after Sri Aurobindo
16 Deep Dives
- iThe Complex of Arjuna’s Crisis and Krishna’s ActionA Sri Aurobindo-Centered Reconstruction
- iiKrishna’s PedagogyHow the Divine Teacher remakes Arjuna part by part
- iiiArjuna’s Being Under TransformationHow every layer of a noble nature is taken up and remade
- ivThe Threefold Yoga As A BraidHow Karma, Jnana and Bhakti interweave into one integral ascent
- vThe Evolution Of ActionHow the Gita transforms the inner source of action, stage by stage, from egoic doing to divine works
- viThe Dharma LadderFrom inherited duty through sacrifice and surrender to the living law beyond all rules
- viiDoership and InstrumentalityHow the Gita dissolves the egoic doer and reveals conscious divine instrumentality
- viiiThe Gita’s Metaphysical ArchitectureHow each doctrine of Self, Nature and Lord solves a real problem of action
- ixThe Guna MachineHow tamas, rajas, and sattwa run the lower nature — and how the Gita teaches us to exceed them
- xThe World-Form and the Terrible DivineWhy Arjuna must see Time the Destroyer before he can act rightly
- xiSanskrit Concept-Root AtlasThe Gita’s key terms as living engines of doctrine, each carrying a movement of consciousness
- xiiArjuna’s Questions And Krishna’s AnswersHow each question rises from a different layer of Arjuna’s being — and how Krishna’s answer both resolves and transcends it
- xiiiThe Gita As Integral PsychologyA complete science of consciousness — from crisis and collapse through discipline and widening to surrender and liberated action
- xivDoctrine And Philosophy As Unified DevelopmentHow the Gita’s core doctrines unfold as a single developing architecture, each one answering the next necessity of the soul
- xvNarrative Arc As Dramatic FunctionHow each beat of the Gita’s story performs work in the transformation
- xviFamous Verses In ContextThe Gita’s most quoted lines restored to the movement that makes them true
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