Table of Contents
Part One — Tributes in song
- Bharater rabi
- Rabindranath Tagore: the moon of Bengal's Heart — Kabindra Rabindranath
- Beauty's dream-child, poetry's vision-king
- Bengali heart-sea's golden shore
Part two — Rabindranath: the myriad-minded
- Adorer of nature
- Art
- Beauty
- Bengal and Bengali literature
- Brahman
- Buddha
- Childhood
- Christ
- Cosmopolitan
- Creation
- Death
- Education
- Ego
- Fortune
- Freedom
- Gitanjali
- God
- Gratitude
- Great
- Himalayan blunder
- History and literature
- Humility and inspiration
- Humour
- Ideal
- Imagination
- Imitation
- Institution
- Japan
- J.C. Bose on Tagore
- Knighthood
- Knowledge
- Letters
- Life
- Literature
- Love
- Man
- Marriage
- His mission
- Mother
- Music
- Mysticism
- Nationalism
- Nature
- News
- Newspapers
- Oath
- An occasion
- Painting
- PLAYS
- Poetry
- Prose
- Quality
- Queries
- Quotation
- Rabindranath
- Reformer
- Relatives and dear ones
- Religion
- Royalty
- Russia
- Santiniketan
- Science
- Seer and poet
- Socrates and Tagore
- Solitude
- Song
- Sorrow
- Story
- Sympathy
- Synthesis of extremes
- Tagore
- Tagore and Gandhi
- Tagore and Goethe
- Teaching
- Tears
- Thirst
- Translation
- Truth
- Union
- University
- U.S.A. and America's spiritual idealism
- Vedanta and Vaishnavism
- Violence
- Vivekananda and Tagore
- Voyager
- Whole
- Woman
- Works
- World-poet and world-figure
- Xanthippe and Mrinalini
- Yet
- Youth
- Zeal
Part three: Tagore and world figures
- 1. A spiritual giant and a seer-poet
- 2. Tagore visits Sri Aurobindo
- 3. Mahatma Gandhi and his Gurudev
- 4. Rabindranath and Subhas
- 5. The poet and the scientist
Part four — Reflections on Tagore
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Part five — Stories
- 1. Tagore sings
- 2. The train journey
- 3. Bankim Chandra's nobility
- 4. Two vision-eyes
- 5. The Japanese ink
- 6. Tagore ends Gandhi's fast
- 7. Gandhi prevents Tagore from dancing
- 8. Tagore introduces dancing at Santiniketan
- 9. Tagore's diplomatic solution
- 10. Tagore's way of drinking tea
- 11. Tagore showers his affection on Dilip
- 12. Dilip's conversations with Tagore
Part six — Tagore's songs: translations and commentary
- 1. 'Nibir ghana andhare jwaliche dhrubha tara'
- 2. 'Amar hiyar majhe lukiye chile'
- 3. 'Nirjharer swapna bhanga'
- 4. 'Pagla hoiya bane bane phiri'
- 5. 'Sudhu bigha-dui'
- 6. 'Bipade more'
- 7. 'Simar majhe asim tumi'
- Part seven: a most significant inner experience
- 163. Dhyane tanamoy
- Bangalir gan abangaliaji
- Bangalir pran abangali pran
- Ekti bangali kariyache joy
