Category Gitapath

BG 18.16 , But one who, due to an untrained intellect, sees the pure Self as the sole doer: that person of corrupt mind does not truly see.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.15 , Whatever action a person initiates with body, speech, or mind, whether right or wrong, these five are its causes.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.14 , The seat of action, the doer, the instruments of various kinds, the many separate motions, and the fifth, fate: these are the five.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.13 , Learn from Me these five causes for the accomplishment of all actions, as declared in Sankhya for the completion of all action, O Mighty-Armed.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.12 , For the non-renouncer, the threefold fruit of action, undesired, desired, and mixed, accrues after death. But for the renouncer, there is none whatsoever.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.11 , For an embodied being it is not possible to give up action entirely. But one who renounces the fruits of action is called a renouncer.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.10 , The sattvic renouncer does not hate disagreeable action or cling to agreeable action. Filled with sattva, wise, with doubts cut away.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.9 , But action that is prescribed, performed because it ought to be done, giving up attachment and fruit: that renunciation is considered sattvic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.8 , One who gives up action out of fear of physical trouble, saying it is painful: such rajasic renunciation does not gain the fruit of renunciation.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.

BG 18.7 , But the renunciation of prescribed duty is not proper. Its abandonment through delusion is declared tamasic.. Sanskrit, translation, and deep reflection. Study Moksha Sanyasa Yoga with GitaPath.