In English
Though the path of is difficult, it gives us varied experiences. There are three kinds of , namely, , , and . According to the , these are three ramifications. may be described as the ordained duty. deals with certain actions that are prohibited. But such prohibited actions, if and when they are undertaken for God realisation, become sanctified. is described as pure laziness or idleness. The are clarified by the and must be enforced in action and not merely talked about. is our responsibility since our birth. The refers to man as . Man is born through and for . or liberation and or birth are all derived from . It is not possible for us to spend one minute without . Though it takes a gross physical form, action helps us to spend our time usefully. As long as we have five senses of our body properly functioning, we cannot but undertake some type of action or other. Action will always lead to a reward or a fruit. The fruit of action is a reaction, a reflection and a resound of the action itself. But the teaches us that the actions we undertake for God realisation must be free from any consideration for a reward or a fruit. All those who propagate the message of the say that man has only the right to act and has not the right to claim the fruit of that action. But the has not said that man has no authority to enjoy the fruit of the action. The has said that man should voluntarily give up the right to enjoy the fruit of the action. It has not said “” or there is no fruit. It has said “” though there is the fruit, the injunction is that you must give up the desire for the fruit of action. It is also described in our sacred that man achieves real happiness by voluntarily giving up the desire for the fruit.