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The Vedantic ideologies at the time of the Mahabharata had become stale and retained only an oral flavor. Srimad Bhagavad Gita as the renaissance in Hinduism endeavored to weed out the inessential ritualism in Hinduism, which by now had divorced from the actualities of practical life and become a priestly cant. The Path of Knowledge suggested a man-of-wisdom, not rooted in religious rituals, but showing an assimilation of scriptural wisdom.
What do the Vedas promise to reveal to the true seekers of knowledge?
Who is called the sage of steady wisdom?
How does ignorance serve as a temptation to the seekers of spiritual truth?
What are the three types of knowledge?
What is the nature of intellect?
How does one attain Perfection in the Supreme State-of-Knowledge?
What is the state of Full-Knowledge or Selfhood?
For whom is the `Path-of-Knowledge' (Jnan Yoga) prescribed?
How are the path of knowledge and the path of meditation associated with one other?
What is the scope of Knowledge?
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