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What is the impact of expecting a return for the work we do?
What is the impact of expecting a return for the work we do?
- It brings about mercy and selfless charity.
- It results in bliss and nonattachment.
- It leads to selfishness and attachment. (correct)
- It has no impact on spiritual progress.
How does the text suggest one can practice selfless charity through work?
How does the text suggest one can practice selfless charity through work?
- By striving to attain power or advantage through the work performed.
- By expecting a reward from mankind for the work done.
- By associating work with right and justice rather than mercy.
- By giving up the fruits of work to the Lord and not expecting anything from mankind. (correct)
In the context of Karma Yoga, what does the text suggest about the exercise of might?
In the context of Karma Yoga, what does the text suggest about the exercise of might?
- It invariably involves selfishness. (correct)
- It is always guided by mercy.
- It leads to heaven.
- It results in selfless attachment.
What is the central idea in the Bhagavad Gita regarding work and attachment?
What is the central idea in the Bhagavad Gita regarding work and attachment?
What is the role of good and evil in human actions?
What is the role of good and evil in human actions?
What concept from the Bhagavad Gita is mentioned regarding the inherent tendencies of the mind?
What concept from the Bhagavad Gita is mentioned regarding the inherent tendencies of the mind?
What is the difference between real love and attachment?
What is the difference between real love and attachment?
Reaching the point of unattachment in love leads to what outcome?
Reaching the point of unattachment in love leads to what outcome?
How does the text relate selfless charity to working for one's children?
How does the text relate selfless charity to working for one's children?
In Karma Yoga, what mindset should one have towards the results of their work?
In Karma Yoga, what mindset should one have towards the results of their work?