Krishna is the immanent Divine, the Divine Presence in everyone and in all things. He is also, sovereignly, the aspect of Delight and Love of the Supreme; he is the smiling tenderness and the playful gaiety; he is at once the player, the play and all his playmates. And as both the game and its results are wholly known, conceived, willed, organised and played consciously in their entirety, there can be room for nothing but the delight of the play. Thus to see Krishna means to find the inner Godhead, to play with Krishna means to be identified with the inner Godhead and to share in his consciousness. - The Mother

I. Krishna - the Eternal Godhead1. The Crowning Realisation of this Yoga2. The Divine Child Krishna3. Sri Krishna Dwells in All4. Sri Krishna's World-Lila5. Sri Krishna - the Divine Person6. Krishna - the Divine Playmate7. The World of Krishna8. The Truths About the Bhagavat and Brindavan9. The Divine Dealings With Humanity10. The Symbolic Companionship of Arjuna and KrishnaII. The Historicity of Sri Krishna1. Sri Krishna Actually Existed Upon Earth2. The External Aspect Has Only a Secondary ImportanceIII. Sri Krishna - the Avatara1. The Meaning and Purpose of Avatarhood2. The Upholding of Dharma3. Sri Krishna's Message4. The Inner Fruits of the Avatar's ComingIV. Sri Krishna - The Divine Master of Yoga1. Love and Bhakti for Krishna2. Inner Readiness More Important Than Outer Circumstances3. If One Wants Krishna4. Lights of KrishnaV. Sri Aurobindo and Sri Krishna1. If You Can Give Yourself to Krishna, You Give Yourself to Me2. Sri Krishna Has shown Me the True Meaning of the Veda3. The Realisation of Vasudeva4. Siddhi Day: Sri Krishna in Sri Aurobindo's Body5. Sri Krishna, Sri Aurobindo and the Supreme6. Identity With Sri Krishna7. Aphorisms