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Published: Oct. 5, 2020, 8:21 p.m.

In this week's GD, we refresh the key concepts of Karma Yoga (and much more):

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1. What is the acceptance of results mean? Does it mean not having expectations?

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2. Is resigning to a situation the same as accepting it?

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3. Who is the doer? Why do we have to let go of doership?

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4. What should be our attitude when we do any work, get any results?

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5. Is Karma yoga a way of reducing our sense of ego? What exactly is ego?

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6. How important it is to have the right intentions before we do any work?

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7. What is the interlink between thoughts, words, actions and knowledge, skills, attitude?

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8. What is the concept of roles we play and what does it mean from a karma yoga perspective?

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9. Is Karma Yoga the same as devotion? What is 'work is worship mean'?

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10. If I dislike /like something that is happening in the external world, say in politics, what should I do?

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11.  What determines what we do? What are samskaras? Vasanas? Deep driven desires? 

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12. What is free will? Is free will really 'free' to us? Or are we bound by something? If so, what is it?

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13. Why it is a MUST to have a karma yoga attitude to reduce our suffering?

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14.  When four people have identical choices, understanding, and intent, will they make the same choice? If not why? If yes, why?

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15. If all our actions are driven by our deep driven desires, then should we act on the desires? Or should we not?

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16. What is the difference in doing work based on our duties or based on our likes & dislikes?

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17. Is Karma Yoga and Meditation & Devotion related?

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