Gītārthasaṅgraha |
Contents
The Gitārthasangraha compared with the Commentaries | 20 |
The Gītārthasangraha compared with the Gītābhāsyas | 29 |
The Gitārthasangraha compared with some modern inter | 41 |
Some extraordinary interpretations of the Bhagavadgītā | 52 |
THE TRANSLATION | 80 |
Introductory Verses | 101 |
Chapter III | 118 |
Chapter IV | 129 |
Chapter VIII | 158 |
Chapter IX | 166 |
Chapter X | 173 |
Chapter XIII | 181 |
Chapter XV | 191 |
Chapter XVII | 199 |
Chapter XVIII | 204 |
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Common terms and phrases
Abhinava Abhinavagupta Abhinavagupta's gloss activity acts Ananda Arjuna ātman attainment Bal Gangadhar Tilak Bhagavad Bhāskara Bhattendurāja body bondage Brahman buddhi chapter commentary death desire devotion dharma divine enjoyment exegetical explained expression following summary verse Franklin Edgerton Franklin Edgerton translates fruit of action Gītā Gitārthasangraha gloss on Bhagavadgītā grieve gunas Ibid ignorance interpretation J. A. B. van Buitenen jñāna kāma Kanti Chandra Pandey karma Kāśmīra knowledge Krsna Kuruksetra Laxmana Śāstri Pansikar Lord Mahābhārata Mahatma Gandhi mām māyā means meant mind nature objects offered one's performed pervaded possesses prakrti R. C. Zaehner Rāmakavi Rāmānuja Read recension referred rites ritual S. K. Belvalkar sacrifice sage Śaiva ācārya salvation samādhi samsāra Śankara sattva scriptures sense Śiva spoken Sukthankar and S. K. supreme soul tamas V. S. Sukthankar Vasudeva Vedas Vedic verse beginning vidhi Wāsudeva Laxmana Śāstri wherein word worldly worship XVIII yajña yoga yogin