Bhagavad-Gita (Purushottama Yoga 15.1 shloka

 శ్రీ భగవానువాచ ।

Bhagavad- Gita 15.1 shloka



          ఊర్ధ్వమూలమధః శాఖమశ్వత్థం ప్రాహురవ్యయమ్ ।
          ఛందాంసి యస్య పర్ణాని యస్తం వేద స వేదవిత్ ।। 1 ।।

శ్రీ భగవానువాచ — శ్రీ భగవానుడు పలికెను; ఊర్ధ్వ-మూలం — వేర్లు పైకి; అధః — క్రిందికి; శాఖం — కొమ్మలు; అశ్వత్థం — రావి చెట్టు; ప్రాహుః — అని అంటారు; అవ్యయమ్ — సనాతనమైన; ఛందాంసి — వేద మంత్రములు; యస్య పర్ణాని — దేని ఆకులో; యః — ఎవరైతే; తం — అది; వేద — తెలుసుకుందురో; సః — అతను; వేదవిత్ — వేదములు ఎఱిగిన వాడు.


    

                                   2.27

జాతస్య  హి ధ్రువో మృత్యు:ధృవం జన్మ మృత్యస్య చ 

తస్మాదపరిహార్యేర్ధేన త్వం శోచితుమర్హసి 

తాత్పర్యం
పుట్టినవానికి మరణం తప్పదు. మరణించినవానికి  పుట్టక తప్పదు. తప్పించుకోవడానికి వీలు లేని ఈ విషయంలో నీవు దుఃఖించడం తగదు.

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 In the context of Hindu philosophy and the Bhagavad Gita:

- Vikarma: Refers to actions that are contrary to one's duty or nature, often translated as "wrong action" or "inaction in action". Vikarma can lead to negative consequences and bind an individual to the cycle of karma.
- Akarma: Refers to inaction or non-action, often translated as "inaction" or "non-doing". In the Bhagavad Gita, akarma can also refer to actions that are performed without attachment to the outcome, which can lead to spiritual growth and liberation.

In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna discusses the concepts of vikarma and akarma, emphasizing the importance of performing one's duty (svadharma) with detachment and equanimity. He encourages Arjuna to engage in action (karma) while avoiding vikarma and cultivating a state of akarma, or non-attachment to the outcome of his actions.

These concepts are central to the Bhagavad Gita's teachings on karma yoga, which emphasizes the importance of performing one's duty without attachment to the fruits of action.

                                                          -Dr. Mahendra Raju

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  Karma, Vikarma and Akarma means literally Work, Bad work and No work at all. Bhagwan Sri Krishna says that one should do good work without expecting any results. Keep away from Dushkarma; one should not decide not to do any work at all neither good or bad. Akarma doesn't take one nearer to God. Sri Krishna says that he is also for ever busy with the creation. Hence Work is Worship. This is the essence of Geetha that I understand regarding Karmas.🕉️🕉️🕉️🙏🙏🙏

                                                                   -Dr. V Muralidhar

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