Chapter 18 (Mokṣha Sanyās Yog) — PocketPage

Arjuna Asks About Renunciation Defining Renunciation and Tyaga Sacrifice, Charity, Austerity Endure The Best Renunciation Renunciation Born of Ignorance True, Selfless Renunciation Fruits of Action After Death Beyond the Sense of Doership The Distorted, Rajasic Intellect Sattvic Happiness: Poison to Nectar Rajasic Happiness: Nectar to Poison Tamasic Happiness: Delusion Throughout Duties Divided by Nature The Brahmin's Natural Duties The Kshatriya's Natural Duties Duties of Vaishya and Shudra Attaining Perfection Through One's Own Work One's Own Duty Is Best Surrendering All Actions to the Divine Bound by One's Own Nature The Supreme Refuge The Fruit of Faithful Listening Arjuna's Resolve Sanjaya's Wonder Where Krishna and Arjuna Are