The words Of Krishna, Christ, God, The Supreme Being
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VERSE 9
However, there is no need to be informed about the real me, who perfectly fulfilled, notwelcomes and is pleased that in him.
VERSE 10
One who has realized his spiritual identity pursues no personal interest in fulfilling his duties,nor does it seek to escape its obligations. Thus, man must act with a sense of duty, detached
from the fruit of his actions, because by the free act of attachment, we reach the Absolute.
VERSE 11
Whatever a great man, the people of the mass still in his footsteps; the world follows thestandard he sets by exemplary.
VERSE 12
I t is, in the three worlds, no duty that flaw Me accomplish; I do not need anything, I desirenothing. Yet I Me ready for action.
VERSE 13
Because if I did not act, certainly all men would follow the path that thus I would have drawn.If I refrained me to act, all the world would sink into desolation; for My sake, the man would
cause unwanted offspring. So I troublerais peace to all beings.
VERSE 14
By fulfilling its duty, ignoring focuses on fruits of his labor; the enlightened man is, too, butwithout attachment, for the sole purpose of guiding the people on the right path. The wise
man does not trouble the ignorant attached to the fruits of their actions. They should not be
encouraged to inaction, but rather to imbue each of their acts of love and devotion.
VERSE 15
Under the influence of the three gunas, the soul led astray by false ego believes to be theauthor of his actions, when in reality they are made ??by nature.
VERSE 16
He who knows the nature of the Absolute Truth, is not concerned about the senses andpleasure, because he knows the difference between the individual act and the act imbued with
love and devotion.
VERSE 17
Baffled by the three gunas, the ignorant is absorbed in material activities, to which it isattached. But although poverty knowledge of their author, these shares are lower order, the
wise should not disturb one who performs them.
VERSE 18
Also, Me dedicating all your actions, absorbing your mind in Me, free from indolence, fromselfishness and any personal motivation, fight, O Arjuna.