Re: [nukkad] Cohen

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Ten persons who speak make more noise than ten thousand who 
are silent. -- Napoleon I
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Mahesh chandra gupta wrote:
> 
> The message of Gita is not much different. Lord krishna says in verse 54, chapter two:

> Karmanya ev adhikaraste, Ma phaleshu kadachina;
> Ma karma phal heturbhu, ma te sangastu akarmani.
 
>   [Yours is to do thy task,
> Without worry about result;
> Nor influence its outcome,
> Nor sit idle and just sulk.]


This single shloka can be considered as the summary of the
entire Bhagvad Gita.

The translation is quite near, yet, let me elaborate.

1. "Your right is only on doing the task, you don't have any
authority on the result/ reward that this task might bring
to you after you complete it."

2. "Hence, Don't do any task for greed of projected rewards
you expect that task to bring to you."

3. "Also, beware, that you do not resort to inaction because
of your detachment to the reward. You must not start saying
why to do some work when you are not supposed to think about
the reward."

Anna: Which are the religious/ pilosophical scriptures
originated/ believed/ followed in Poland? Which are
religious places?

-Rawat



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