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Chapter 17 · Śraddhātraya Vibhāga Yoga
Three Kinds of Faith
Faith, food, sacrifice and charity, shaped by the gunas.
- 17.1Faith without the rulebook?Arjuna
- 17.2Three kinds of faithKrishna
- 17.3You are what you trustKrishna
- 17.4What each faith reaches forKrishna
- 17.5Extreme isn't holyKrishna
- 17.6Your body houses the divineKrishna
- 17.7Even food has three moodsKrishna
- 17.8Food that brings clarityKrishna
- 17.9Food that stirs restlessnessKrishna
- 17.10Food that weighs you downKrishna
- 17.11Offering because it's rightKrishna
- 17.12Offering for a rewardKrishna
- 17.13Offering without heartKrishna
- 17.14Discipline of the bodyKrishna
- 17.15Words that are true and kindKrishna
- 17.16Discipline of the mindKrishna
- 17.17Body, speech and mind togetherKrishna
- 17.18Discipline for applauseKrishna
- 17.19Discipline that harmsKrishna
- 17.20The clear giftKrishna
- 17.21The grudging giftKrishna
- 17.22The careless giftKrishna
- 17.23Om Tat SatKrishna
- 17.24Begin with OmKrishna
- 17.25Tat, it's all for ThatKrishna
- 17.26Sat, what is real and goodKrishna
- 17.27Steadiness is sacredKrishna
- 17.28Without faith, it's hollowKrishna