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The Teaching of the Gita · Letter 2

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · p. 1078

The Gita cannot be described as exclusively a gospel of love. What it sets forth is a Yoga of knowledge, devotion and works based on a spiritual consciousness and realisation of oneness with the Divine and of the oneness of all beings in the Divine. Bhakti, devotion and love of God carrying with it unity with all beings and love for all beings is given a high place but always in connection with knowledge and works.

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · The Teaching of the Gita [2] · p. 441

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