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The Karmayoga of the Gita · Letter 1

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · p. 578

The Karmayoga of the Gita

I do not usually undertake the guidance of any except those who accept my own way of Yoga and show some signs of having a special call to it.

All I can suggest to him is to practise some kind of Karmayoga—remembering the Supreme in all his actions from the smallest to the greatest, doing them with a quiet mind and without ego-sense or attachment and offering them to Him as a sacrifice. He may also try or aspire to feel the presence of the Divine Shakti behind the world and its forces, distinguish between the lower nature of the Ignorance and the higher divine nature whose character is absolute calm, peace, power, Light and Bliss and aspire to be raised and led gradually from the lower to the higher.

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · The Karmayoga of the Gita [1] · p. 234

If he can do this, he will become fit in time to dedicate himself to the Divine and lead a wholly spiritual life.

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · The Karmayoga of the Gita [1] · pp. 234–235

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CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · The Karmayoga of the Gita [1] · p. 235

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