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Hello Brother ,
Hope you will like some words from Gita
Gita say God has blessed us, we the Human beings with the highest freedom! We have every right to choose the type of life we want to have. You don’t have to believe my words read more to know the truth.
Nishkama karma yoga is a word that often comes in the Bhagavad Gita. Karma, akarma and vikarma are also mentioned in the Gita (Karmanohyapi…). Karma means the work done with a selfish desire for the limited circle of one’s family. Karma yoga means the work done for the sake of Lord. Akarma means inaction; not doing either karma or karma yoga. Vikarma means action, which disturbs the peace of the world by harming good devotees.
For Arjuna, participating in the Mahabharata war was both karma and karma yoga. It was karma because Arjuna could
Read more on: http://www.universal-spirituality.org/viewDiscourse.html?dcid=6314b28f1a0639d3&masterId=5345c197d1387760&lc=fa28fefc758fe35d&rating=2
Hope you will like some words from Gita
Gita say God has blessed us, we the Human beings with the highest freedom! We have every right to choose the type of life we want to have. You don’t have to believe my words read more to know the truth.
Nishkama karma yoga is a word that often comes in the Bhagavad Gita. Karma, akarma and vikarma are also mentioned in the Gita (Karmanohyapi…). Karma means the work done with a selfish desire for the limited circle of one’s family. Karma yoga means the work done for the sake of Lord. Akarma means inaction; not doing either karma or karma yoga. Vikarma means action, which disturbs the peace of the world by harming good devotees.
For Arjuna, participating in the Mahabharata war was both karma and karma yoga. It was karma because Arjuna could
Read more on: http://www.universal-spirituality.org/viewDiscourse.html?dcid=6314b28f1a0639d3&masterId=5345c197d1387760&lc=fa28fefc758fe35d&rating=2
U must be india ..
I collect current world coins.
Hi I also collect coins, would u like to swap some with me?
Nothing much, what's up with you?
Namaskaar
fine........... and you???
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