Gita Madhurya -Ramsukhdas 133

In the third verse of the fifteenth chapter there is mention of cutting down this tree with the weapon of detachment (i.e., renunciation of attachment) which is a mark of divine nature. In the fourth verse there is description of the divine nature in the expression, "I seek refuge in the Primal Person." It means that those who don't seek refuge in Him are of demoniac nature. In the nineteenth verse there is the description of divine nature when the Lord declares, "The undeluded person who thus knows Me as the Supreme Person, worships Me with his whole being." It means that those who don't worship Him are of demoniac nature.

Thus Lord Krsna could not get an opportunity to explain in detail the divine and demoniac natures because Arjuna went on putting questions. Now He gets an opportunity to explain the divine and demoniac natures in detail. So He starts the topic.

1.	Chapter 1	1
2.	Chapter 2	13
3.	Chapter 3	28
4.	Chapter 4	37
5.	Chapter 5	46
6.	Chapter 6	53
7.	Chapter 7	63
8.	Chapter 8	69
9.	Chapter 9	76
10.	Chapter 10	84
11.	Chapter 11	91
12.	Chapter 12	101
13.	Chapter 13	106
14.	Chapter 14	117
15.	Chapter 15	123
16.	Chapter 16	130
17.	Chapter 17	141
18.	Chapter 18	149

Gita Madhurya -Ramsukhdas 133

Contents

Gita Madhurya -Swami Ramsukhdas

Chapter XVI

INTRODUCTION

References and Context

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