Bhagavad Gita with Commentaries / Ethical Aspect of Krishna’s Teachings
Ethical Aspect of Krishna’s Teachings
Ethics consists of three components:
a) man’s attitude toward other people and toward the entire environment within prakriti and purusha;
b) attitude toward the Creator;
c) attitude toward one’s own Path to the Perfection.
Let us cite Krishna’s statements on each of these three parts of the ethical teachings.
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Bhagavad Gita with Commentaries
Contents
- BHAGAVAD GITA
- Conversation 1. Arjuna’s Despair
- Conversation 2. Sankhya Yoga
- Conversation 3. Karma Yoga
- Conversation 4. Yoga of Wisdom
- Conversation 5. Yoga of Detachment
- Conversation 6. Yoga of Self-Control
- Conversation 7. Yoga of Profound Knowledge
- Conversation 8. Imperishable and Eternal Brahman
- Conversation 9. Sovereign Knowledge and Sovereign Mystery
- Conversation 10. Manifestation of Power
- Conversation 11. Vision of the Universal Form
- Conversation 12. Bhakti Yoga
- Conversation 13. “Field” and “Knower of the Field”
- Conversation 14. Liberation from the Three Gunas
- Conversation 15. Cognition of the Supreme Spirit
- Conversation 16. Discrimination of the Divine and Demonic
- Conversation 17. Threefold Division of Faith
- Conversation 18. Liberation through Renunciation
- On Attitude toward People and Environment
- On Attitude toward the Creator
- On Attitude toward One’s Own Path to the Perfection
- Preparation of the Body
- Preparatory Exercises for the Energy Structures of the Body
- Conquering the Mind
- Description of the Atman and How to Cognize It
- Description of Brahman and Cognition of the Nirvana in Brahman
- Strengthening the Consciousness
- Description of Ishvara
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