Bhagwad Gita : Lesson
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Inferior natural work is better than superior unnatural work. Death in carrying out one's duty is useful. (3.35)

(One evolves by the work best suited to one's own nature, or inborn tendencies. Walking up hill, vocationally, is very stressful or destructive. By following a very easy career path, one may not be able to support a family. Therefore, cut down luxuries, lead a simple life, and develop a hobby of Seva to balance spiritual and the material needs of life. A balanced life is a happy life) The Supreme Lord said: The un-satisfied desire produces anger. The satisfied desire breeds greed for more. Thus desire is a great devil, because, it can never be fully satisfied. (3.37)

The Supreme Lord said: The un-satisfied desire produces anger. The satisfied desire breeds greed for more. Thus desire is a great devil, because, it can never be fully satisfied. (3.37)

CHAPTER SUMMARY: Defines what is Nishkaama Karma-Yoga (NKY), describes the necessity and importance of NKY in spiritual journey; tells that people should teach others by their personal example; all works are really done by the nature or God using us as His instruments; Kaama or the selfish desire is the greatest enemy for the seekers of Truth; and teaches how to control insatiable desires with the help of trained and purified intellect.

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