Frame-narrated by Sanjaya during the Mahabharata, for 10 points, name this 700-verse excerpt in which the warrior-king Arjuna learns from his charioteer Krishna.
This work claims divine providence among five factors governing all actions, and that men with demonic traits will be sent to demonic wombs, unlike those with divine traits. This work advocates "renouncing the fruit," and outlines three tastes of food which correspond to behavioral modes called gunas. Many conch shells are blown near its start on the field of (*) Kuru, and it teaches that restful contemplation and the life of action indifferent to results, or karma, are among the many yogas. Frame-narrated by Sanjaya during the Mahabharata, for 10 points, name this 700-verse excerpt in which the warrior-king Arjuna learns from his charioteer Krishna.
This work claims divine providence among five factors governing all actions, and that men with demonic traits will be sent to demonic wombs, unlike those with divine traits.
{Bhagavad}-{Gita} [prompt on {Gita;} prompt {on Mahabharata} until read]