అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౧౪ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 14 The Lord does not create the performance of actions (or Karma ), nor Karma itself, nor even the result of Karma. It is simply all due to nature performing its function in the world.(However, nature derives its motivation power from God.) परमेश्वर मनुष्यों […]

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౧౩ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 13 A person, having self-control, and mentally freeing himself of all actions (by the uninterest in results of actions), in really performs no actions whatsoever. By mentally detaching himself of all Karma, a man may live in true bliss and peace in his body

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౧౨ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 12 When a Yogi has reached a state of true self-realization by leaving all fruits and results of Karma in the hands of the Lord, he achieves true peace and happiness. However, he who does Karma (actions) for a selfish motive and for the

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౧౧ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 11 O Arjuna, Yogis purify their souls by abolishing any feelings of attachment within themselves by performing Karma through mind, body, intellect, and senses. कर्मयोगी ममत्व बुद्भि रहित केवल इन्द्रिय, मन, बुद्भि और शरीर द्वारा भी आसक्त्ति को त्याग कर अन्त:करण की शुद्भि के

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౧౦ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 10 The Lord declared: One who leaves all the results of his actions to God and performs Karma without attachment, is immune to all sins of the world in the same way as a lotus leaf remains unmoistened when placed in water. जो पुरुष

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౮, ౯ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 8,9 He who comes to the realization that, although he is physically performing actions such as seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, eating, walking, sleeping, breathing, speaking, receiving, sacrificing, opening and closing eyes, and so on, that he is actually doing nothing, is a Yogi.

అదయి ౫   శ్లోక ౭ Chapter – 5 – Shloka – 7 The Lord spoke onwards: The Karmyogi is a purified being who has conquered the self. He does not centre his life around himeself but around the achievement of being one with God. He detaches himeself from his senses, centering all his thoughts on