Gita Questions

Action

An interactive synthesis between knowledge and activity leading to self-evolution is the essence of Action in the Vedas. Sri Krishna suggests action, or karma yoga to inaction as a better path of self-development and spiritual growth than sheer knowledge and meditation.

Why should one cultivate evenness in mind and the consequent dexterity in action?
Which categories of action are prescribed in the sastras?
What should motivate our actions?
What are the constituent parts of an action?
What forms the three-fold 'impulse to action' ?
What forms the three-fold 'basis of action' ?
Why do human personalities act differently from one another?
What are the three types of action?
What are the three agents of action?
What motivates all our sustained endeavors?

Just click on any of the categories given below to find the question whose answer you need.

About Gita	Action	Anger
Austerity	Caste-System	Charity
Creation	Death	Dharma
Diet	Duty	Ego
Existence	Faith	Grief
Knowledge	Matter-Spirit	Meditation
Metaphysics	Moksha	Morals
Perfection	Personal Growth	Reincarnation
Renunciation	Rituals	Sacrifice
Self	Self Control	Sex
Sin	Speech	States of Being
Supreme Being	Surrender	Temperament
Time	Truth	Vedas
War	Worship	Yoga

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