The 4th chapter of the Gita speaks of Inaction in action as the most important aspect of Karma Yoga which very few can understand. My understanding is this. Any action has consequences like benefit or harm, sukha or dukha phala and so can continue the cycle of birth day death. Inaction in action means to work in a way that there is no sense of I am doing it. No ego. An skilled way to allow it to happen effortlessly by you. Be a skilled facilitator.
What I understand is never stop acting. But improving action being in moment and give 100 % not to think of result. To do ur best. After doing not to be attached. Giving importance as much as required. Just working on myself. Work on myself being involved and not mechanical
not clear what this means confused can you pls elanborate
The 4th chapter of the Gita speaks of Inaction in action as the most important aspect of Karma Yoga which very few can understand. My understanding is this. Any action has consequences like benefit or harm, sukha or dukha phala and so can continue the cycle of birth day death. Inaction in action means to work in a way that there is no sense of I am doing it. No ego. An skilled way to allow it to happen effortlessly by you. Be a skilled facilitator.
What I understand is never stop acting. But improving action being in moment and give 100 % not to think of result. To do ur best. After doing not to be attached. Giving importance as much as required. Just working on myself. Work on myself being involved and not mechanical
Thanks for the clarification Sir and Asha mam. This reminds me of Swami Anubhavananda's message , where ever, whatever , however you are be 100%.
Thank you
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Some of Swami Anubhavananda's wisdom on Karma Yoga
Do whatever you do with 100% involvement.
Do it as if you are doing it for someone you love.
Keep yourself busy.
You dont have to prove anything to anyone.
Let the joy be in the very action itself.
Very true.. good to pin up in office. Keeps reminding