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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.
Available inRUŚānti-parva (The Book of Peace)
Chapters 301–320 of 353301Chapter 301 — The Threefold Correspondences and the Qualities of the Guṇas7 verses
302Chapter 302 — The Mixtures of the Guṇas and Janaka's Question (The Mixing of the Guṇas and Janaka's Question)5 verses
303Chapter 303 — Yājñavalkya Distinguishes Avyakta and Puruṣa4 verses
304Chapter 304 — Yājñavalkya Teaches Yoga6 verses
305Chapter 305 — Yājñavalkya Teaches the Places of Departure and Omens of Death (Yājñavalkya Teaches About the Places of Departure and the Signs of Death)4 verses
306Chapter 306 — Yājñavalkya Teaches Janaka the Knowledge Beyond the Unmanifest8 verses
307Chapter 307 — Panchashikha Teaches Janaka About Old Age and Death (Pañcaśikha Teaches Janaka About Old Age and Death)4 verses
308Chapter 308 — Sulabha Tests Janaka's Liberation (Sulabhā Tests Janaka's Liberation)9 verses
309Chapter 309 — Vyasa's Instruction and Shuka's Renunciation (Vyāsa's Instruction and Śuka's Renunciation)8 verses
310Chapter 310 — Vyāsa's Austerity for the Birth of Śuka (Vyāsa's Tapas for the Birth of Śuka)6 verses
311Chapter 311 — The Birth and Consecration of Śuka7 verses
312Chapter 312 — Śuka Goes to Mithilā to Learn from Janaka (Śuka Goes to Mithilā to Study with Janaka)4 verses
313Chapter 313 — Śuka Questions Janaka on Āśrama, Knowledge, and Liberation6 verses
314Chapter 314 — Śuka Returns to Vyāsa and the Rule for Teaching the Veda5 verses
315Chapter 315 — Vyāsa, Nārada, Śuka, and the Seven Winds5 verses
316Chapter 316 — Nārada's Teaching to Śuka on Knowledge and Renunciation5 verses
317Chapter 317 — Nārada Teaches the End of Grief5 verses
318Chapter 318 — Nārada's Teaching and Śuka's Resolve for Liberation4 verses
319Chapter 319 — Śuka Enters the Sky and Asks the World to Answer Vyāsa6 verses
320Chapter 320 — Śuka Attains the Supreme State5 verses