10 Questions
What is the impact of expecting a return for the work we do?
It leads to selfishness and attachment.
How does the text suggest one can practice selfless charity through work?
By giving up the fruits of work to the Lord and not expecting anything from mankind.
In the context of Karma Yoga, what does the text suggest about the exercise of might?
It invariably involves selfishness.
What is the central idea in the Bhagavad Gita regarding work and attachment?
To work incessantly, but not be attached to the results of the work.
What is the role of good and evil in human actions?
All actions have a mixture of good and evil, and both types of actions lead to karmic consequences.
What concept from the Bhagavad Gita is mentioned regarding the inherent tendencies of the mind?
Samskara, denoting inherent tendencies or impressions.
What is the difference between real love and attachment?
Attachment is based on physical attraction, while real love transcends physical attachment.
Reaching the point of unattachment in love leads to what outcome?
Freedom from the bondage of nature
How does the text relate selfless charity to working for one's children?
Just as one works selflessly for their children, they should also work for others expecting nothing in return.
In Karma Yoga, what mindset should one have towards the results of their work?
Not caring about the results of work
Test your understanding of nonattachment, selflessness, and the concept of giving without expecting anything in return. Explore the idea of working as the master of your mind and the bliss that comes with nonattachment. Reflect on the contrast between right and justice in the world.
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