# gita — vedanta (Gita) · 24 chunks
- `gita:book-1` Krishna instructs Arjuna on duty, knowledge, and spiritual liberation amid war. · dharma krishna arjuna knowledge liberation yoga duty
- `gita:book-2` Arjuna confronts moral crisis on battlefield, rejects killing kinsmen for worldly power. · duty kinship moral-crisis dharma warfare dharma-dilemma renunciation
- `gita:book-3` Soul is immortal; grieve not for death or killing in righteous duty. · immortality duty impermanence soul detachment death rebirth
- `gita:book-4` Duty without attachment to results liberates the soul from karmic bondage. · duty detachment karma meditation action devotion equanimity
- `gita:book-5` Master senses through disciplined mind; action without attachment achieves liberation. · self-control detachment action tranquility desire enlightenment duty
- `gita:book-6` Perform duty selflessly; desire binds; enlightened action liberates. · karma duty desire enlightenment selflessness action wisdom
- `gita:book-7` Krishna teaches divine incarnation, action without attachment, sacrifice, and knowledge. · incarnation karma-yoga dharma sacrifice detachment brahman knowledge
- `gita:book-8` Knowledge purifies; renounce doubt through wisdom and devoted action. · knowledge renunciation action doubt brahma detachment liberation
- `gita:book-9` Yoga through disciplined self-mastery, equanimity, and devotion to the divine. · yoga self-mastery equanimity meditation renunciation devotion brahma
- `gita:book-10` Self-restraint, devotion, and knowledge of Krishna as ultimate reality. · self-restraint devotion krishna manifestation knowledge rebirth ultimate-reality
- `gita:book-11` Devotion to Krishna transcends duality; meditation at death yields liberation. · dualism devotion death brahma liberation meditation eternal
- `gita:book-12` Krishna reveals himself as ultimate reality pervading all existence, transcendent yet immanent. · brahman divine-immanence devotion karma transcendence sacrifice liberation
- `gita:book-13` Krishna reveals himself as source of all existence, nature, and consciousness. · brahman divine-nature devotion enlightenment consciousness creation faith
- `gita:book-14` Krishna reveals his infinite divine forms and universal presence to Arjuna. · divine-manifestation omnipresence krishna universal-form transcendence arjuna
- `gita:book-15` Arjuna witnesses Krishna's cosmic form encompassing all existence and death. · cosmic-form divine-transcendence mortality destruction vishnu duality awe
- `gita:book-16` Krishna reveals his cosmic form; Arjuna worships then seeks familiar shape for peace. · divine-manifestation cosmic-form devotion surrender time worship grace
- `gita:book-17` Multiple paths to divine devotion; renunciation and equanimity supreme. · devotion renunciation equanimity knowledge self-mastery dharma liberation
- `gita:book-18` Spirit transcends matter; knowledge of the soul liberates from rebirth. · brahman spirit-matter purusha nature-qualities liberation knowledge soul
- `gita:book-19` Transcendence beyond qualities leads to liberation and union with Krishna. · detachment equanimity transcendence the-self liberation qualities brahman
- `gita:book-20` Divine and undivine paths marked by virtue or vice; three gates of hell to avoid. · divine-birth virtue-vice desire-lust ignorance self-surrender delusion dharma
- `gita:book-21` Faith conforms to nature; threefold paths of worship, gift, and action. · faith action detachment three-gunas duty worship renunciation
- `gita:book-22` Five factors constitute all action; true knowledge sees unity in diversity. · action knowledge duty detachment qualities the-self nature
- `gita:book-23` Attain Brahm through devotion, surrender, and meditation; trust Krishna's grace. · brahm devotion surrender meditation grace self-control liberation
- `gita:book-24` Vedic commentary on knowledge, embodiment, and spiritual classification of beings · vedanta embodiment spiritual-knowledge divine-beings textual-authenticity sanskrit-interpretation dharma