Chapter

 1      I|                 The rule of all Three Worlds; then, how much less~
 2     II|      From Veds, concerning the "three qualities;"~
 3     II|       But thou, be free of the "three qualities,"~
 4    III|      Thou Son of Pritha! in the three wide worlds~
 5    VII|               Deceived by those three qualities of being-~
 6   VIII|     Ancient of days; of all the Three Worlds Stay,~
 7      X| Margasirsha, of all the seasons three~
 8     XI|                             The Three Worlds quake; the lower
 9     XI|                             The Three wide Worlds before Thee~
10     XI|         How, in the wide worlds three~
11    XIV|          and "Ignorance." These three bind down~
12    XIV|     Thus passing forth from the Three Qualities-~
13    XIV|                        Past the Three Modes? How liveth he? What
14    XVI|   Avarice. Let a man shun those three!~
15    XVI|                       All those three gates of Narak, wendeth
16   XVII|                      From those three qualities,- becoming "true,"~
17  XVIII|      gladly done; for all those three~
18  XVIII|                              By three dividing qualities. Hear
19  XVIII|                      With these three Qualities, by Nature framed.~