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Gadhada II-11: All Karmas Becoming a Form of Bhakti
Summary
- Many people perform pious karmas [such as sacrifices, observances, etc.] only for the attainment of dharma, arth and kām, however, by performing these pious karmas:
- They only enjoy the fruits of the three realms [Devlok, Brahmalok or Mrutyulok.]
- They do not attain God’s Akshardhām.
- They do not escape the misery of the cycle of births and deaths.
- If one performs pious karmas only to please God or because of God’s command:
- All of his activities are performed to serve God and his bhakta.
- All of his pious karmas become a form of bhakti and aid in the attainment of liberation.
- His karmas do not bind the devotee [the karmas do not determine his fate].
- A person who perceives a flaw in a devotee of God [who, by God’s command, performs karmas for the purpose of pleasing Him], then adharma and its retinue will enter and reside in the perceiver’s heart.