Indian Philosophy

In verses 27–30 of the third chapter of the Bhagavadgita, Kr sn *a asserts:“While all kinds of works are done by the modes of nature (gu?as), he whose soul isbewildered by the self-sense thinks, ‘I am the doer’.But he who knows the true character of the distinction of the soul and the modes ofnature and their works, O Mighty-armed (Arjuna), understanding that it is the modeswhich are acting on the modes themselves, does not get attached.[…]Resigning all thy works to Me, with thy consciousness fixed in the Self, being free fromdesire and egoism, fight, delivered from thy fever.”

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