The Bhagavad Gita · Chapter 14 of 18 The Three Qualities of Nature Gunatraya Vibhaga Yoga · 27 verses PartChapter 1: Arjuna's DespairChapter 2: The Yoga of UnderstandingChapter 3: The Yoga of ActionChapter 4: Knowledge, Action, and RenunciationChapter 5: The Renunciation of ActionChapter 6: The Yoga of MeditationChapter 7: Knowledge and InsightChapter 8: The Imperishable BrahmanChapter 9: The Royal Knowledge and the Royal SecretChapter 10: Divine ManifestationsChapter 11: The Vision of the Universal FormChapter 12: The Yoga of DevotionChapter 13: The Field and the Knower of the FieldChapter 14: The Three Qualities of NatureChapter 15: The Supreme PersonChapter 16: The Divine and the DemonicChapter 17: The Three Kinds of FaithChapter 18: Freedom Through Renunciation Transliteration Opening chapter 14… Turn on JavaScript and sign in to read this part. ← Chapter 13Chapter 15: The Supreme Person →
