7.1  Universality of the Gita                          199
7.2  The Gita: Eternal beacon for mankind              202
7.3  Prime requisites of devotee                       203
7.4  When one is pious, noble and humble               205
7.5  Man should work like a refinery                   206
7.6  The Gita is Vedas in essence                      207
7.7  Three levels of austerity                         208
7.8  The wise are fearless                             210
7.9  Five qualities needed to reach God                211
7.10 Gita prescribes charter of duties                 212
7.11 Gita shows the way to get God's blessings         214
7.12 Gita is God's recipe to remove grief              215
7.13 Gita asks people to keep the mind pure            217
7.14 Gita, a practical code to man's life              218
7.15 A true devotee must do his ordained duties        219
7.16 Man should cultivate good qualities               221
7.17 Be not as ignorant as musk deer                   222
7.18 Overcome challenges with God's help               224
7.19 Equanimity of mind essential in life              226
7.20 Spiritual seeking intended for all                227
7.21 God, the permanent companion                      229
7.22 Man must not shirk his duties                     230
7.23 Fearlessness, a great virtue                      232
7.24 Ultimate happiness to be found within             234
7.25 Humility necessary for scriptural study           235
7.26 Human life must be purposeful                     237
7.27 Noble birth, result of spiritual merit            238
7.28 Scriptures relevant to practical life             240
7.29 Desire induces man to commit sins                 242
7.30 Develop equanimity of mind                        243