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Said the Supreme Lord:
"Both the yoga of action and the renunciation of action are both good for liberation. But of the two, the yoga of action is superior"[Chapter 5 Verse 2]
"O Mighty armed, He who neither hates nor desires should be known as the real sanyasi. Such a person, free from the sense of dualities, is happily and completely liberated from all bondage."[Chapter 5 Verse 3]
"The knower of truth who is established in the yoga thinks," I am not doing anything at all", while seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, tasting, walking, dreaming and breathing."[Chapter 5 Verse 8]
"And while speaking, releasing, grasping, opening and closing of eyes, believes that only his senses are occupied with sense objects."[Chapter 5 Verse 9]
"He who acts, offering all his actions to Brahman, giving up all attachment, is never touched by sin, like the lotus leaf which is untouched by water."[Chapter 5 Verse 10]
"The karma yogis perform their actions, for the sake of self-purification, using only their bodies, minds, intelligence and senses, giving up all attachment."[Chapter 5 Verse 11]
"By renouncing the fruit of his actions, the karma yogi attains the transcendental state of peaceful of mind. But he who works with an intent to enjoy the fruit of his actions, attached thus, becomes entangled in worldly life."[Chapter 5 Verse 12]
Said the Supreme Lord:
"Both the yoga of action and the renunciation of action are both good for liberation. But of the two, the yoga of action is superior"[Chapter 5 Verse 2]
"O Mighty armed, He who neither hates nor desires should be known as the real sanyasi. Such a person, free from the sense of dualities, is happily and completely liberated from all bondage."[Chapter 5 Verse 3]
"The knower of truth who is established in the yoga thinks," I am not doing anything at all", while seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, tasting, walking, dreaming and breathing."[Chapter 5 Verse 8]
"And while speaking, releasing, grasping, opening and closing of eyes, believes that only his senses are occupied with sense objects."[Chapter 5 Verse 9]
"He who acts, offering all his actions to Brahman, giving up all attachment, is never touched by sin, like the lotus leaf which is untouched by water."[Chapter 5 Verse 10]
"The karma yogis perform their actions, for the sake of self-purification, using only their bodies, minds, intelligence and senses, giving up all attachment."[Chapter 5 Verse 11]
"By renouncing the fruit of his actions, the karma yogi attains the transcendental state of peaceful of mind. But he who works with an intent to enjoy the fruit of his actions, attached thus, becomes entangled in worldly life."[Chapter 5 Verse 12]
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