Karma yoga is learning(Gyana) by doing(Karma). This experiential learning is more if we work detached to the fruits of karma and remaining conscious that we are working with a spirit of service asKarma yoga is learning(Gyana) by doing(Karma). This experiential learning is more if we work detached to the fruits of karma and remaining conscious that we are working with a spirit of service as per our pure nature.Service melts our ego and we get merged in the universal experience of God.

For Yoga of micro with the macro see following verses in Gita: Samatva Yoga - Chapter2/verse 48, 6/33. Tatva Darshan - 4/34 Atmayoga - 6/19 Ashtanga Yoga - 7/4 ExampleofFor Yoga of micro with the macro see following verses in Gita: Samatva Yoga - Chapter2/verse 48, 6/33. Tatva Darshan - 4/34 Atmayoga - 6/19 Ashtanga Yoga - 7/4 Exampleof Suta - 7/7 Vasudeva serva. - 7/19, 7/18 Budhi Yoga - 10/10 Divyachakshu - 11/8 AtmaYoga - 11/47 Ananya Yoga - 11/54, 12/6, 13/10

The vedic assertion 'Tattvamasi' means 'Thou art That'. This the refrain of all the ten principal upanishad which purports to drive home the trut through dialogue between a teacher and a student. DueThe vedic assertion 'Tattvamasi' means 'Thou art That'. This the refrain of all the ten principal upanishad which purports to drive home the trut through dialogue between a teacher and a student. Due the original sin or ignorance, a man identifies with his body-mind-senses and accordingly experiences all kinds duality like love-hate, pleasure-sorrow, excitement-depression and do er-deed. This sows the seed of karma and keeps him perpetually in the captivity of birth and death cycle. When the mist of ignorance clears with the dawn of true knowledge, a man achieves immortality. In fact Bhagavad-Gita which comprise 18 chapters can be trisected for study purpose. The first six deals with You, the second with That and the last and third resolves the equation between the two. Trust the above is of some use to your pursuit, Murali A Ragavan.. 9 DEC 11---9.45 A.M

Can we suppose - Dharma is "nature / characteristics / features / capacity" of an entity ? Does the word "swadharma" means nature of the individual or duty bound to be done by individual as perCan we suppose - Dharma is "nature / characteristics / features / capacity" of an entity ? Does the word "swadharma" means nature of the individual or duty bound to be done by individual as per "time, space and circumstance" (kala, mana, paristhiti) ? Most common use now days of dharma -- "Hindu dharma" - what is it ? Is it Hindu religion or philosophy or else?

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