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Bhagavad Gita As It Is

Section 1

Ch 1: Observing the armies

  on the battlefield of Kuruksetra

Part 1 - Preparation of

  the war (1.1 - 1.13)

1.2-1.13 - Duryodhana's diplomacy

1.2-1.3: Approaches Droṇācārya

  and reminds him of


  Dhṛṣṭadyumna

1.10-1.11: Envious of Bhima

  Duryodhana compares


  his general Bhisma's


  experience with Bhima

Part 2 - Signs of Victory

  for Pandavas (1.14 - 1.20)

1.14 - Krsna and Arjuna's

  conchshell are described 


  as transcendental (divyau)

1.14 Purport - Chariot was

  donated by Agni - capable


  of conquering all sides

1.15 Purport - Lord Krishna

  is described as Hṛṣīkeśa, the 


  owner of all senses. He directs 


  in terms of the surrender of the 


  living entity, and in the case of 


  a pure devotee He directly 


  controls the senses. Here on the 


  Battlefield of Kurukṣetra the Lord 


  directly controls the transcendental 


  senses of Arjuna, and thus His 


  particular name of Hṛṣīkeśa.

1.20 - Arjuna's chariot flag

  was marked with Hanuman


  Rama, Sita and Hanuman were


  all present - All auspiciousness

Part 3 - Krsna can become an order

  taker of the devotees (1.21 - 1.27)

1.21-.122: Arjuna orders

  Krishna to draw the


  chariot between the


  two armies


  Lord Kṛṣṇa engaged 


  in the service of His friend. 


  He never fails in His affection for 


  His devotees, and thus 


  He is addressed herein 


  as infallible. 





  He takes greater pleasure 


  in His pure devotee's 


  assuming the advantageous 


  postion of ordering Him 


  than He does in being the 


  giver of orders.

1.26-1.27 - Arjuna saw his

  friends and relatives in the


  other side and was


  overwhelmed with


  compassion

Ch 3: Karma Yoga

Part 2 - Karma Yoga - Prescribed Duties

  without being attached to Fruitive Results (3.17 - 3.35)

Part 3 - Lord Krishna answers

  Arjuna's query and elaborates


  how Lust causes people to


  commit sinful acts. (3.36 - 3.43)

Section 3