The governor of Māyā is Yogamāyā. Just as God, the Supreme Brahman, manifests in countless forms, so too does His Shakti. Since Shakti and Shaktimān are one inseparable reality, Sita and Ram are eternally one.

To rein in the mind, the intellect must exercise its ability for discernment. In the Bhagavad Gita, this is called Buddhi Yog. Discernment requires empowering the intellect with divine knowledge.

A karm yogi is one who performs worldly duties with the body while the mind is united with God. ‘Body in the world and mind in God.

Yogmaya is the divine power of God. Shakti-Shaktiman are one, just like fire is one with its heat, Radha and Krishna are one, Shiv and Parvati are one

योगमाया भगवान की दिव्य शक्ति है। शक्ति और शक्तिमान अभिन्न होते हैं; जैसे अग्नि और उसकी ऊष्मा एक ही हैं; वैसे ही राधा-कृष्ण एक हैं, और शिव-पार्वती भी एक हैं।

By the grace of Yogmaya energy, which is Radha, one receives the love, knowledge, and grace of God. Great souls, who receive divine grace, become endowed with divine love, and engage in uninterrupted devotion toward God. Thus, great souls take shelter of the divine energy of God.

A karm yogi is one who performs worldly duties with the body while the mind is united with God. ‘Body in the world and mind in God.

We can offer our mind to God by letting all our thoughts be for His pleasure, imbued with His consciousness. This is the art of Karmyog.