This document is the table of contents for a book titled "SRIMAD BHAGAVADGITA: A Book of Psychology, Science and Management" written by Dr. Patanjali Kashyap. The book contains commentary on the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita covering topics such as karma yoga, jnana yoga, bhakti yoga and moksha. It also includes a review of Indian Vedic literature along with 5 annexures providing additional information. The author holds multiple degrees and has published many research papers on topics related to Indology, management, psychology and science.

1. SRIMAD BHAGAVADGITA
A Book of Psychology, Science and Management
Includes Review of Indian Vedic Literature
By
Dr. Patanjali Kashyap
Ph.D ( Physics), Ph.D. (Computer Science, Pursuing)
M.Phil ( Computer Science ) , M.Sc ( Physics ) ,
M.Sc.( Bio- Informatics), MCA, PGDCA , B. Sc. ( Physics )

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3. In the fond memory of my father who was the greatest critic of my intellectual works,
He did not live to realize his greatest ambition--
That of witnessing his son will geting a job at least.

4. Special Thanks to
Mr. N R Narayana Murthy of INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LTD, Whose vision help me to plan and write this book.
&
To my mother Dr. Meena Singh for her support and encouragement

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6. ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Patanjali Kashyap has completed his Ph.D thesis in atomic and molecular physics, and is pursuing his Ph.D in computer science and applications on Computational Grid and Bio-Informatics. His academic achievements include huge list of degrees, certificates and diplomas, some of them are MCA, M.Phil (Data Mining, Knowledge Management, and SOA), M.Sc (Electronics and Radio Physics), M.Sc.(Bio-Informatics) and PGDCA in computer applications. His various research papers (around 50 in numbers) have been published in national and international journals of repute, on the topics like Indology, Nanotechnology, Quantum Computer, Optical Computer, Photonic Crystal, and DNA (Bio) chips, Organizational Structure, Human Behavior, Evolution and Psychology. He has conducted several workshops and delivered lectures on new generation motivation techniques of emotional, spiritual and social intelligence. He developed a unique Mind Mapping Technique in association with ancient Tao, kundalini and Vedic methodology, which has proved to be very effective for the increasing / maintaining of memory and effectiveness of the organization.
Patanjali writes extensively for the news papers, magazines, web-sites and for the blogs, he is also associated with psychological counseling. Apart from all these boring stuff he dances well (specialist in Salsa, bollywood dance), plays cricket, badminton and table tennis. He is a good bathroom singer  and thought some time he will get best playback singer award for his performance (!!!!..... Tooo… Optimistic …!!!)
Patanjali also has extensive experience in software industry. Presently, he is working as Project Manager in INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LTD, Bangalore, and has, in past led and manage projects in banking, travel, financial sector and of Mortgaged, in his spare time he loves to play with the latest technologies from Microsoft Corporation specially technologies revolveing around .NET, presently he is working on Unix and other open source products. He enjoys writings research papers for journal and presenting them in various conferencess.
One can reach Patanjali through his personal website www.memansa.org (live shortly) or by his blog on www.scopeindia.edu (live shortly), other option includes his email address which is patanjali108@rediffmail.com

7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Like in my earlier book, Spiritual Universe : A journey from black hole to Time Machine , I would like to reiterate that I am a firm believer in words T.S. Eliot once said, "Bad poets borrow", however, "good poets steal". The famous CEO of GE Jack Welch coined another slogan "Steal shamelessly". The key message from both these geniuses remains the same; there is no harm in taking a clue from anywhere in the would, as long as one can further elaborate on the same idea. In fact, it helps everyone, as many others who might not have read the original idea get to know about it while reading its appreciation by someone else.
I am not Abhimanyu, who knew the art of breaking the chakravyuh even before he was born. While writing this book, it has been my earnest endeavour to adopt (steal) ideas and concepts related to Gita from all possible sources. What I did was to first absorb the idea, understand its importance and relationship to the relevant chapter, and then rework it to suit the topic. For example, there are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of articles available on topic such as Krishna and Arjuna conversation or the psychological aspect of Gita. While attending workshops or seminars, conducted by great orators and management consultants, I made notes of the points which in turn helped me to relate real-life situations to the above-mentioned concepts. Unfortunately, the sources of information were not always noted or available; hence, it is not possible for me to mention the name of everyone whose ideas I have used in my book. Here is my bearfelt attempt to acknowledge their unseen contribution to the book.
I will always remain indebted to my mentor, my mother, who instigated my thought process to pen down my ideas. I thank my friends, colleagues and seniors for patiently listening to my ideas, reading the drafts and helping me to revise, modify, or change them through their candid feedback. Special thanks to My Ma-See-Ma (Dr. Vadaihi Sharma) for drawing the excellent illustrations, Shaunak for helping me edit the book and Golu for helping me to refine and improve various instruments and thoughts given in the book.
At the end, I wish to express gratitude to my parents and family members for my upbringing. Last but not the least; I want to acknowledge my, so called relatives and friends, who never give me there helping hand when I needed there support at most, but ultimately this encourage me and was a big factor of motivation for me to complete this book.
Patanjali Kashyap
Muzaffarpur, Bihar
My Wedding Day, 22-02-2010

9. CONTENTS
Section: 1
Commentary on Gita
Chapter
Description
Page No.
Bhagawad Gita - The song of God - An Introduction
01 - 16
Chapter 1
Arjuna-Visada-Yoga Arjuna's grief
17 - 34
Chapter 2
Sankhya-Yoga Distinction between soul and body
35 - 62
Chapter 3
Karma-Yoga The Principle of action
63 - 79
Chapter 4
Jnana-Yoga The path of divine knowledge
81 - 97
Chapter 5
Karma-Sannyasa-Yoga Desireless action dedicated to the Supreme Lord
99 - 110
Chapter 6
Dhyana-Yoga The Principle of Meditation
111 - 128
Chapter 7
Jnana-Vijnana-Yoga The transcendental knowledge of the Absolute
129 - 140
Chapter 8
Taraka-Brahma-Yoga Attaining the Supreme Lord
141 - 151
Chapter 9
Raja-guhya-YogaThe supreme secret knowledge
153 - 166
Chapter 10
Vibhuti-Yoga The opulence of the Supreme Lord
167 - 182
Chapter 11
Visva-rupa-darsana-Yoga The universal form of the Supreme Lord
183 - 203
Chapter 12
Bhakti-Yoga The principle of devotion
205 - 212
Chapter 13
Prakrti-Purusa-Viveka-Yoga-Nature, the Enjoyer
and the Spirit
213 - 241
Chapter 14
Gunatraya-vibhaga-Yoga - Triple qualities of material nature
243 - 258
Chapter 15
Purusottama-Yoga-The Yoga of the Supreme Person
259 - 272
Chapter 16
Daivasura-sampad-vibhaga-Yoga-Godly and demoniac qualities
273 - 283
Chapter 17
Sraddhatraya-vibhaga-Yoga Division of threefold faiths
285 - 296
Chapter 18
Moksa-Yoga The principle of salvation
297 - 326
Section 2
Review of Indian Vedic Literature
327 - 748
Annexure - 1
749 - 757
Annexure - 2
759 - 770
Annexure - 3
771 - 782
Annexure - 4
783 - 793
Annexure - 5
795 - 800