The Uddhava Gita is a part of the eleventh book of the Bhagavata Purana, and is formed as a spirited talk between Krishna and his friend Uddhava. The Uddhava Gita runs through chapters seven to thirty of that canto.

Introduction The Curse on the Yadu Dynasty Maharaja Nimi Meets the Nine Yogendras Liberation from the Illusory Energy Drumila Explains the Incarnations of Godhead to King Nimi Narada Concludes His Teachings to Vasudeva The Yadu Dynasty Retires to Prabhasa Uddhava Gita Krishna Instructs Uddhava The Story of Pingala Detachment from Everything Material The Nature of Fruitive Activity The Symptoms of Conditioned and Liberated Living Entities Beyond Renunciation and Knowledge The Hamsa-avatar Answers the Questions of the Sons of Brahma Krishna Explains the Yoga System to Uddhava

Krishna's Description of Mystic Yoga Perfections The Lord's Opulence Krishna's Description of the Varnashrama System Description of Varnashrama-dharma The Perfection of Spiritual Knowledge Pure Devotional Service Surpasses Knowledge and Detachment Krishna's Explanation of the Vedic Path Enumeration of the Elements of Material Creation The Song of the Avanti Brahmana The Philosophy of Sankhya The Three Modes of Nature and Beyond The Aila-gita Krishna's Instructions on the Process of Deity Worship Jnana-yoga Bhakti-yoga The Yadu Dynasty Disappears Krishna Disappears

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