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CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
Spiritual conscience-Delusion-Desires-AttachmentMatability-Religious duty-Bodily attachment-Disattachment from lower impulses-Fructification of Karmas–Equanimity-Self control.
pp. 1-205. CHAPTER II.
Initial duties-Guru Sevā—Characteristic marks of trua God - Object of worship-Righteous conduct-Austerities Their utility-Desire for Mökstia-Summary-Samyaktva,
pp. 207-315, CHAPTER III.
Spiritual goal-Svarga and Moksha, distinguished Eight aids to Yoga-Ahimsā—Truthfulness-Non-stealing Celibacy-Non-acceptance or non-possession of property-YamasYoga-Drishti-Gunasthāna—Mitrā---Tārā.-Balā---Diprā— Sthirā--Kāntā--Prabhā-Parā-Recapitulation. pp. 317-535.
CHAPTER IV.
Self-knowledge-Soul-culture—Samsāra and Moksha conception-Anger.-Māna—Duplicity-Greed-Counter reflections for the conquest of passions-Moralisation. pp. 537-625.
CHAPTER V.
Requisites for meditation-Subjugation of senseg—Mindpurification—Tranquility-Twelve reflections-Result-Correlation of Samatā and Dhyāna-Conclusion. pp. 625-690.
