The Bhagavad-Gita Interpreted in the Light of Christian Tradition (Hardcover)

1918. In this book the author has lifted this Great Scripture of the East out of the confusion of thought in which it has lain and provided an exposition that will be a guide and help to many thirsty souls along the narrow path that all must journey, ere they terminate the Karma of the past and can attain the Nirvana of the future. He provides notes that are not intended to supplant the Bhagavad-Gita, but to provide students with a spiritual review of its extremely profound teaching. Contents: The Despondency of Arjuna; The Sankhya Doctrine; Right Action; Spiritual Knowledge; Renunciation of Action; Self-Restraint; Spiritual Discernment; the Two Paths; The Mystery of Mysteries; Krishna the All in All; The Beloved of Krishna; Body and Soul; the Conquest of the Three Qualities; The Supreme Spirit; The Two Natures; Faith; and The Goal of Perfection. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.