Karm Yog – Our Duties (Part 2)
Karm Yog - Our Duties (Part 2) The duties for human beings are described in the Vedas, and the Vedas are manifested by God himself. Therefore, ...
Karm Yog – What are Our Duties?
Continuing our discussion on the characteristics of a Karm Yogi, we were taught earlier that performing our duties to the fullest with the mind attached to God is the essence ...
Karm Yog – Who is a Karm Yogi?
In our earlier articles, we briefly touched upon the topic of being a ‘Sanyasi’ and also introduced the path of action, Karm Yog. Who is a true Karm Yogi? To ...
Karm Yog – Path of Action
In the opening chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, Shree Krishna listens patiently to Arjun’s lamentations and educates him about the immortal soul. The Lord then reminds Arjun of his duties ...
Karm Yog – Should I be a Sanyasi?
In our previous discussion about Karm-Yog and working without desires, we learnt how to work without worrying much about the fruit of action. This forms the essence of Karm-Yog. There ...
Karm Yog – Working Without Desire
Karm Yog - Working Without Desire Karm Yog requires detachment from the fruits of actions. Date: 2nd July 2014 ...
Karm Yog for Everyone – Stress Relief
Karm Yog for Everyone - Stress Relief We experience stress because we want certain outcomes, situations and results. Date: 16th June 2014 ...
Karm Yog for Everyone
Karm Yog for Everyone There are two ways of remembering God and Guru. Date: 5th June 2014 ...
Devotion – Action and Inaction
Devotion - Action and Inaction Spiritual progress is all about self effort and how much we involve the mind. Date: 22nd May 2014 ...
