A realised person is not without Icchā, but one whose Icchā aligns with dharma, whose prayatna is effortless, whose action leaves no residue.
That’s why the Gītā doesn’t say “don’t act.”
It says: act without distortion.~R
A realised person is not without Icchā, but one whose Icchā aligns with dharma, whose prayatna is effortless, whose action leaves no residue.
That’s why the Gītā doesn’t say “don’t act.”
It says: act without distortion.While I was going through the commentary of Rāmatīrtha in Maitāyaṇī (Āraṇyaka) Upaniṣad I came across the phrase incorporating siddhāntanuba...