అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౩ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 13 O Mighty-armed Arjuna, learn and realize from Me the five causes of all the actions in this world as stated in the holy SAMKHYA (one of the philosophical teachings on the subject of KARMA in the VEDANTA) in which all the end results […]
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౨ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 12 When a man perform duties (or work) of any kind only for the sake of reward, the work at times either brings pleasure or certain occasions, pain. However dear Arjuna, he who does work for the sake of gaining Eternal Happiness (by union
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౧ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 11 Understand, Best of Men (Arjuna), that a mortal being cannot easily surrender and abstain entirely from work in this world. But it is possible for a person to surrender himself totally, from desiring rewards from the work he accomplishes. In My eyes dear
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౧౦ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 10 This wiseman, whose doubts no longer exist, who has learned the real truth about renunciation in this world, is a pure and SAATVIC man of peace. Whether a particular task is pleasant or painful to perform, he receives joy from accomplishing it. जो
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౯ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 9 But, O son of Kunti, he who partakes in these holy tasks, O Arjuna, only because he knows that it is his duty to accomplish them, and at the same time forsakes all selfish desires and thoughts of receiving rewards, is considered by
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౮ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 8 O Arjuna, he who abandons his duties because he fears that some discomfort or pain will come to him by performing these duties, is of the Rajas Guna (nature) and his way of surrendering from work is a sign of this nature within
అదయి ౧౮ శ్లోక ౭ Chapter – 18 – Shloka – 7 The Blessed Lord Advised: O Arjuna, it would be unwise to leave the holy work that should be completed, unfinished, Such an abandonment of work and surrender from action is a sin and would be an act of darkness as well as delusion.
