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(Po) Jnana-yoga slintrat, 134 Gita cxpounds Brnhnie-Jonna and the means to itu realisation. This is, no doubt, the orthodox und age-old view according to which Abuluto Wisdom existing alrondly in tho hourt of every human boing ix ! puntancourly unfolded with the oxtinction of dosires and tho consC. queut purification of the mind.
In the lengthy introduction autoris more than throc hundred pagos, The Swubit gives a critical analysis of onch chapter of the Gita and useful annotations on tho nature of Freedom, bondago, Yogi and other relevant problems. This has made tho volumo quite interesting and attractive to the general Teaders for whom it is primarily intended The historical sotting in the form of a narrative leading to the origin of the Gita, 16 appropriately appended to tno introduc. tion. It must be said to tho oredit of the author that his exposition has succeeded in carrying his understanding and 108ight to the reader in a simple manner. Because he practises what he writes abouts, his expositi. on is so clear and convincing. The Gila 18 said to epitomize the essentials of Hindu ro
