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The 41 pages that link to Bhagavad Gita, each with the reason it gives.

• Mahatma GandhiRelated: Gandhi treated its teachings on disciplined action and nonattachment as ethical guidance.

• HinduismBroader topic: This influential text brings several Hindu paths into a sustained conversation.

• MokshaRelated: It brings several paths to liberation into a single influential teaching.

• BhaktiRelated: Its account of devotion is a major scriptural foundation for bhakti.

• MahabharataBroader topic: This embedded scripture frames the war through Arjuna’s crisis of conscience.

• VedasCompared with: Its influential teaching belongs to epic tradition, not to the Vedic collections.

• SamsaraBroader topic: It presents devotion, disciplined action, and knowledge as paths beyond repeated birth.

• Bhakti movementRelated: Its account of devotion to Krishna became a major scriptural resource.

• DharmaBroader topic: Its dialogue makes the difficulty of fulfilling duty a central question.

• YogaRelated: It influentially broadens yoga beyond withdrawal by describing several paths within active life.

• VaishnavismRelated: Its account of devotion to Krishna became central to Vaishnava theology.

• VedantaRelated: Alongside the Upanishads and Brahma Sutras, it forms Vedanta’s shared scriptural foundation.

• KrishnaBroader topic: Krishna teaches Arjuna on the battlefield in this foundational text.

• Bhagavata PuranaCompared with: Both texts teach devotion to Krishna, but the Bhagavata develops its theology through extended mythic narrative.

• VishishtadvaitaRelated: Ramanuja’s commentary reads its teachings as support for devotion to the personal Brahman.

• Dvaita VedantaRelated: Madhva’s interpretation of the Gita supports devotion to Vishnu and distinction between God and souls.

• RamanujaRelated: Ramanuja’s Gita commentary grounds devotion and disciplined action in scripture.

• Adi ShankaraRelated: Shankara’s commentary interprets its teachings within an Advaita framework.

• Bhakti yogaRelated: Krishna teaches devotion as a path alongside action and knowledge.

• Jnana YogaRelated: It presents knowledge as one path within a broader synthesis of spiritual disciplines.

• Hindu cosmologyRelated: Krishna's universal form presents the cosmos as contained within the divine.

• YajnaRelated: It recasts sacrifice as disciplined action and devotion, extending the idea beyond fire rites.

• JapaRelated: The text presents sacrifice and remembrance in ways that inform devotional understandings of japa.

• ŚrutiCompared with: Its authority is immense, yet it belongs to smṛti rather than śruti.

• VyasaBroader topic: As part of the epic attributed to Vyasa, it became one of Hinduism's most influential texts.

• August Wilhelm SchlegelBroader topic: Schlegel published a Latin edition and translation that brought this text to European scholarship.

• AvatarRelated: Krishna declares that he manifests age after age to protect the good and uphold dharma.

• PatañjaliCompared with: It offers a broader, theistic account of Yoga than the aphoristic system associated with Patañjali.

• A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami PrabhupadaRelated: Prabhupada’s translation and commentary became a central text for his followers.

• AranyakaCompared with: Its later synthesis of action and spiritual knowledge contrasts with Aranyakas' Vedic ritual setting.

• Hindu philosophyRelated: Its synthesis of action, knowledge, and devotion influenced Hindu philosophical reflection across schools.

• ISKCONRelated: ISKCON teaches Krishna’s instructions in this scripture as a foundation for devotional life.

• KshatriyaBroader topic: Krishna urges Arjuna to confront his Kshatriya duty in battle.

• MadhvacharyaRelated: Madhvacharya wrote a commentary presenting the Gita as a teaching of devotion to Vishnu.

• PandavaBroader topic: Arjuna’s crisis before battle occasions this influential teaching.

• ShudraRelated: It connects varna to qualities and duties, shaping later debates about social order.

• Kali YugaRelated: Its teachings on duty and liberation inform religious responses to worldly disorder.

• Advaita AcharyaRelated: Advaita’s devotional teaching drew on the scriptural authority central to Vaishnava practice.

• KapilaRelated: It invokes Kapila as a renowned sage within a broader account of divine manifestations.

• History of HinduismBroader topic: Its synthesis of several spiritual paths became especially influential in later Hindu thought.

• Indian religionsBroader topic: It became a lasting synthesis of duty, devotion, and disciplined action.