"Karmani ave adhikars te"/ma phalesu kadachana/ma karmaphal hetur bhoo/ma sangostu akramani",which means
"You have the power to act only/you do not have the power to influence the result/therefore, you must act without the anticipation of the result/and without succumbing to inaction."
We live in anticipation of results; ours is a success-driven mantra and when not happy with the results, we switch off and slip into inertia. But what if we bring quality and excellence to our lives, and add passionate zeal as a "tadka", does that make us any less of a contributor to success?
Just do our bit as best as we can, bring fresh ideas to the table, think out of the box, and derive satisfaction from Doing itself.
Doesn't that make the consequences extra sweet because they were not anticipated?
Never Expect and enjoy surprises all Life
- Contacts with matter make us feel heat and cold, pleasure and pain. Arjuna, you must learn to endure fleeting things—they come and go
- Action imprisons the world unless it is done as sacrifice; freed from attachment, Arjuna, perform action as sacrifice!
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