అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౯ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 9 The Lord continued: O Arjuna, all the actions that a person performs in this world, except of course those associated with sacrifice or Yagya, tie that person to the world. Therefore, O Arjuna to break free from this link, perform all your actions […]
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౮ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 8 Perform the actions that you have been obliged to perform, or that have been prescribed for you. Action is always better than inaction, If one is inactive, he cannot live, simply because he is not performing the action of maintaining his body. तू
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౭ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 7 The Blessed Lord spoke: O Arjuna, one who has fully learned to control his senses with his mind and practises selfless Karmayoga keeping his senses controlled and not allowing them to interfere and disrupt his action, is truly a great person. किंतु हे
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౬ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 6 O Arjuna, those who have learned to control the organs of action, yet still think in their minds of the pleasures that they can get from those organs, are fooling only themselves by pretending to have certain qualities that do not really exist
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౫ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 5 Lord Krishna continued: There is nobody who is living that does not perform an action of some sort even for a moment. Everyone is forced to perform actions by natural tendencies (human nature). नि:संदेह कोई भी मनुष्य किसी भी काल में क्षण मात्र
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౪ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 4 O Arjuna, it is not only important to understand the meanings of Sankhyayoga and Karmayoga, but it is also important to understand the aims or goals behind each of these courses of action. The aim of Karmayoga is to achieve freedom from action.
అదయి ౩ శ్లోక ౩ Chapter – 3 – Shloka – 3 The Blessed Lord replied: O Arjuna, always remember in life that there are only two definite paths of action as I have described before. One of these is known as Sankhyayoga or the path of knowledge, and the other is Karmayoga, or the
