Karma is what you do. Yoga is art. KarmaYoga is art of
doing.
KarmaYoga says – Do your duties but do not wish for any
result in return. Do your duties and willingly surrender the right to receive
in return. Be good to people but do not expect they to be good to you or
anything else in return.
Every person has Raja qualities, Tama qualities and Satva qualities.
Raja qualities say - ‘I will do it for the result’, Tam qualities say – ‘If I
am not going to get any result I wont do it’. Bhagwat Geeta says improve your
Satva qualities, do your duties without thinking of the result.
The quality of a work of a person would be better who does
things without any expectations as he doesn’t waste time even on imagining
getting reward or result of his work. He is totally engrossed in his work. A
painter makes painting because he loves doing that. If anyone ask him not to do
that he can not live happily. That becomes his dharma. The paintings get him
money that becomes its additional benefit.
Saint Pundalik ws busy in serving his parents, God pleased with
his service and came to meet him. But Pundalik denied meeting God saying he is
busy in serving his parents. That’s the best example of sacrificing result of
Karma. Pundalik was so much into doing his Karma that he was least bothered about
its result. While performing such Nishkam Karma do not even expect
Moksha. Not expecting, not wanting anything is only state of Moksha.
While doing Karma put your heart into it, then you will not be burdened. You wont realize that you are doning something, rather you will enjoy it. Karma did in this way is Akarma.
What you achieve by such Akarma is ultimate joy. Akarma takes individual and the society to higher level. He becomes idol for
others. Such a person don’t sell drugs to earn more. He or she always keep
doing things to make the place better to live. Karmayogi doesn’t stop his Krama
even though he is contented. If he does that others will stop doing Karma even
if they are not contented.
Akarma takes one to Moksha.
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