Chapter

 1      I|                         What peace could come of that, O Madhava?~
 2      I|     Fall from their place of peace, being bereft~
 3     II| meditation. This is Yog- and Peace!~
 4     II|    governed sets the soul at peace.~
 5     IV|     knowledge- to the higher peace,~
 6     IV|                Are shent; no peace is here or other where,~
 7      V|                 Gain endless peace: the unvowed, the passion-bound,~
 8      V|    His spirit tastes eternal peace. The joys~
 9      V|                  Nigh to the peace of God; and all those live~
10     VI|   lives self-governed and at peace~
11     VI|                 Comes to the peace beyond,- My peace, the peace~
12     VI|     to the peace beyond,- My peace, the peace~
13     VI| peace beyond,- My peace, the peace~
14     VI|      grief, call that state "peace,"~
15     VI|                   To gift of peace assured and heart assuaged,~
16     VI|                         This Peace, derived from equanimity,~
17   VIII|                     In happy peace that faithful one doth die,-~
18   VIII|                      In glad peace passeth to Purusha's heaven.~
19   VIII|  Comes to the Utmost Perfect Peace at last.~
20     IX|   long; he shall attain that peace~
21      X|      to bring thee bliss and peace, who lovest Me alway-~
22      X|      sweet harmlessness, and peace which is the same~
23      X|      have they happiness and peace, with pious thought and
24     XI|  Arjuna. This, for my soul's peace, have I heard from Thee,~
25     XI|                              Peace and joy it did restore~
26    XII|             Dwelleth Eternal Peace!~
27    XII|     and glory; with an equal peace~
28    XVI|                  To find his peace, and comes to Swarga's gate.~
29  XVIII|   How one, attaining perfect peace, attains~