The doers of good, on the other hand, live constantly with good qualities, good thoughts and contemplation of the Lord of all, and, drawn to God, they yearn for Him. Such people may be ārtas; they may be arthārthīs; they may be jijñāsus. It is the meritorious karma of birth after birth that gives them such natures. The doers of good are those who, carried by their saṃskāras, have practised only meritorious karma in this birth as well. But the Gītā does not accept sakāma karma. It offers niṣkāma karma alone, without the least hesitation.