Sharma, S.N. <br/><br/>
Teachings of Lord Krishna in Psycho-Social Perspectives 

 - Agra  H.P. Bhargava Book House 
<br/><br/> CONTENTS<br/>Chapter<br/>Subjects<br/>The Concepts of Dharmksetra Kuruksetra<br/>The sounds of Conchshells<br/>The flucutation of attention<br/>Death anxiety and War neurosis<br/>The Concepts of<br/>The Soul (Self),<br/>The Niskam Karma,<br/>The Steady intelligence or Mind<br/>The Concepts of duty, yajnas and emotional conditions<br/>The Concepts of Social revolution, The desciplined house holder, The transcendental knowledge<br/>The Concepts of duty, Self Actualization,<br/>The transcendentral knower, and controlling of emotional conditions<br/>The Charactristics of Self Actualized person and the certrolling of fluctuation of attention<br/>The Concepts of Mayyasaktmanah, Matter-mind and types of persons<br/>The Concepts of Absolute truth and the death anxiety<br/>The Concepts of devotees, Self resolution and characteristics of Guru (Teacher)<br/>The characteristics of self actualized person (1)<br/>The teacher-taught relationship<br/>The Concepts of manifested and unmanifested Brahman and devotion-devotee<br/>The Concepts of attribution of knowledge, knower and known<br/>The Concepts of Satvik, Rajah and Tamas person and their characteristics<br/>The Concepts of dualities and self actualization<br/>The Concepts of Devine and Demoniac natured persons<br/>The Concepts of Health, Yajnah, Tapah and Danam<br/>The Concepts of Renunciation (Sanyasa) and Rehinquishment (Tyagah), Varnashram System and Self actualization<br/>The Conclusion<br/>