True renunciation is not abandoning action but surrendering its fruits. Perform your duties without attachment, offer results to God, and be free from karmic bondage. This is the path of karm yog—where work becomes worship and action leads to liberation.
In today’s hyperconnected world, negativity finds us more easily than ever. Whether it's unsolicited opinions on social media, backhanded compliments at work, or disapproving glances from those close to us, encountering negative people has become an inescapable part of life. But while we may not have the...
True renunciation isn’t quitting your job—it’s detachment from outcomes. As Shree Krishna teaches in the Gita, karm yog means doing your duties with devotion, not escapism. Stay in the world, serve with love, and elevate your soul.
Torn between duty and desire, Arjun’s dilemma gave rise to Karm Yog—the path of selfless action. It’s not about escaping life, but spiritualizing it. Work with devotion, not ego. Act without attachment. Live in the world, anchored in the soul.
Detachment is not about withdrawing from life, but freeing the mind from dependence and emotional bondage. When we act without clinging to results or identities, we discover peace, clarity, and true inner freedom—as taught in the Bhagavad Gita.
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