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Mahabharata

The great epic of Vyāsa. Its original name is “Jaya” (“Victory”). It contains the Bhagavad-gītā (Bhīṣma-parva) and is one of the key sources of Vedic philosophy.

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Śānti-parva (The Book of Peace)

201Chapter 201 — Bhīṣma Lists the Prajāpatis, Gods, and Directional Ṛṣis6 verses
202Chapter 202 — Bhīṣma Tells the Story of Viṣṇu as Varāha6 verses
203Chapter 203 — The Guru Teaches the Supreme Yoga of Liberation7 verses
204Chapter 204 — The Guru Teaches the Wheel of Cause and Field4 verses
205Chapter 205 — The Guru Teaches Food, Guṇas, and Defects6 verses
206Chapter 206 — The Guru Teaches How Desire Forms the Body4 verses
207Chapter 207 — The Guru Teaches Brahmacarya and the Path Beyond the Guṇas5 verses
208Chapter 208 — The Guru Teaches Restraint, Right Speech, and the Growth of Knowledge5 verses
209Chapter 209 — The Guru Explains Dreams, Mind, and the Guṇas4 verses
210Chapter 210 — The Guru Explains Pravṛtti, Nivṛtti, Tapas, and the Thread of Thirst6 verses
211Chapter 211 — Bhīṣma Tells How Pañcaśikha Led Janaka Toward Liberation7 verses
212Chapter 212 — Pañcaśikha Teaches Janaka the Certainty of Liberation7 verses
213Chapter 213 — Bhīṣma Praises Self-Control4 verses
214Chapter 214 — Bhīṣma Explains True Fasting, Tapas, and Sacred Eating4 verses
215Chapter 215 — Prahlāda Teaches Indra About Action, Nature, and Peace8 verses
216Chapter 216 — Indra Finds Bali Fallen and Bali Speaks of Time5 verses
217Chapter 217 — Bali Teaches Indra the Power of Time8 verses
218Chapter 218 — Śrī Leaves Bali and Is Divided Among Her Four Supports5 verses
219Chapter 219 — Namuci Teaches Indra How Not to Grieve4 verses