EIGHTEEN PATHS OF YOGA IN BHAGAVAD GITA

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Bhagavad Gita, Our Legends
Our Legends, Bhagavad Gita

     

1.     The Yoga of despondency, of Arjuna


2.     Sankhya Yog


3.     The Yoga of action

 

4.     The Yoga of Wisdom


5.     The Yoga of Renunciation of action


6.     The Yoga of Meditation


7.     The Yoga of Wisdom and Realization


8.     The Yoga of the Imperishable Brahman


9.     The Yoga of the Kingly Science and the Kingly secret


10.    The Yoga of the Divine glories


11.    The yoga of the vision of the cosmic form


12.    The yoga of devotion


13.   The Yoga of distinction between the field and the Knower of the field


14.   The Yoga of the division of the three Gunas


15.   The Yoga of the Supreme Spirit


16.   The Yoga of the division between the divine and the 

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17. Yoga the division of the three-fold path


18.   The Yoga of Liberation by renunciation






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