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Knowledge devoid of action is like a crippled person—unable to achieve or produce anything. True wisdom must lead to effort.
Action without knowledge is blind and aimless. One neither perceives the path nor the goal, like walking in darkness.
Right action should involve deed, mind, and speech. When these align, true success and fulfillment follow.
Great beings like Janaka attained perfection through karma. One should act for the welfare of the world.
Even when planetary alignments are favorable, karma remains supreme. Despite Vasishtha’s timing, Sita faced sorrow.
Actions should be done during their appropriate time; improper timing causes increase or decrease in results.
What use is wisdom without proper action? A stone has no intellect—likewise, actionless intellect is lifeless.
One must understand right action, wrong action, and inaction. The path of karma is subtle and profound.
One who sees action in inaction and inaction in action is wise—a true yogi who performs all duties perfectly.
True action is performed with detachment, not desire. Even if results arise, they bind not the wise who act selflessly.
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