Bhagavad Gita
The Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3 - KARM YOG
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3 Verse by Verse: 1. Sloka Chanting 2. Translation 3. Full meaning / Commentary by Swami Mukundananda 4. Quiz Shree Krishna expounds on Karma yog or the Yoga of action in this c
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Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3 Verse by Verse:
1. Sloka Chanting 2. Translation 3. Full meaning / Commentary by Swami Mukundananda 4. Quiz
Shree Krishna expounds on Karma yog or the Yoga of action in this chapter. He explains to Arjun that nobody can remain without action, even for a moment. Bound by their inherent modes of nature, all beings are always engaged in some work. Superior are those who practice Karm Yog and con…
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- Basic familiarity with Bhagavad Gita concepts
- Some prior reading or practice in this domain
- Willingness to engage with traditional frameworks
- Journal or notebook recommended for reflection
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Swami Mukundananda explains how Lord Krishna reveals a superior principle — the science of Karm Yog — and asks Arjun to detach himself from the fruits of his works. In this way, bondage-creating karmas would be transformed into bondage-breaking karmas. Shree Krishna termed the science of working without desire for rewards as Buddhi Yog, or Yoga of the intellect. By this, he meant that the mind should be detached from worldly temptations by controlling it with a resolute intellect; and the intell
