The Bhagavad Gita

Dublin Core

Title

Date

1996

Description

This is a page of the Bhagavaad Gita, 9:29-30There is no art work on this page. At the top, it says, "The Sublime Mystery" and the page number. These pages are cream and the text is centered with the verse numbers at the end of the line. Each verse is divided into stanzas, so that it looks like a poem.

Subject

Language

eng

Type

Text

Format

book

Extent

19.8 MB

Medium

text/pdf

Identifier

EN3414-Spring-2026_McAlpinKate_003

Relation

Source

Bibliographic Citation

The Bhagavad Gita. Translated by Barbara Stoler Miller, Easton Press, 1996, Rare Books, MS State Libraries, pp. 86-87.

Rights

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Publisher

Easton Press

Files

Scanned cream-colored book page containing five complete stanzas and part of a sixth, printed in black text with verse numbers 29 through 33 along the right margin. The speaker addresses Arjuna and discusses impartiality toward all creatures, devotion, virtue, eternal peace, spiritual equality, and dedication to the divine. No illustrations appear on the page.

Collection

Layering Perspectives: Interpreting the Interpreter of Maladies

Citation

“The Bhagavad Gita,” Mississippi State University Libraries, accessed November 9, 2026, https://msstate-exhibits.libraryhost.com/items/show/3454.

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