Arjuna observes the armies and is overcome with grief and moral confusion.

Krishna begins his teachings on the eternal nature of the soul and the path of wisdom.

The importance of selfless action and duty without attachment to results.

Divine knowledge passed through disciplic succession and the nature of action.

The harmony between renunciation and action in devotion.

The practice of meditation and control of the mind.

Complete knowledge of the Absolute Truth and material nature.

Attaining the Supreme through remembrance at the time of death.

The most confidential knowledge of pure devotion.

Krishna's infinite divine manifestations and opulences.

Arjuna witnesses Krishna's cosmic universal form.

The supreme path of loving devotional service.

The distinction between the body, soul, and Supersoul.

Understanding sattva, rajas, and tamas and transcending them.

The Supreme Personality of Godhead and the eternal banyan tree.

The qualities of the divine and demoniac natures.

Faith and its three divisions according to the modes of nature.

The conclusion of the Gita's teachings and the path to liberation.