Chapter 4 verse 20
“Having abandoned attachment to the fruits of action,
ever content, depending on nothing, he does not do anything, though engaged in
actions”
Highest form of contentment is ability to live
consistently in the present moment and being unattached to the fruits of action.
This state leads to the person being in “non-doership” state. The person does
not feel like they are actually doing anything. This explanation when
misconstrued can be taken to mean ‘don’t do anything’. That is not even
possible. Is it? It is the attitude that ‘YOU’ are not doing anything which is
to be imbibed.
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