Bhagwat Geeta; Chapter 5
Karma Yoga
A person who is free from both hatred and desire is always renounced. Being indifferent to dualities, O mighty-armed he is easily free from the bondage and attains liberation. 5:3
A person who is steadfast in Yoga and knows things, they should think, I am not doing anything even while I am seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, eating, walking, sleeping, breathing, talking, evacuating, accepting things, and blinking my eyes. Rather, it is the senses alone that are acting in relation to the sense objects. 5:8:9
One who works without attachment ascribing his actions to Brahman is not tainted by evil, just as a lotus leaf is untouched by water. 5:10
The omniscient Godhead does not accept responsibility for one's good or evil deeds. Beings are deluded because their knowledge is covered by ignorance. 5.15
Those whose intelligence is absorbed in God whose faith is in God, who are devoted to God, and whose impiety has been thus cast off through knowledge go to that place where one again take birth.5:17
Even here in this world, those whose minds are established in impartiality conquer rebirth. As the absolute is is faultless and impartial, they too become established in the absolute. 5:19
Shutting out external sense objects and fixing the eyesight between the two eyebrows, equalizing the incoming and outgoing breaths that move through the nostrils, restraining the sense, mind, and intelligence dedicating oneself to liberation, he forms whom desire, fear, and anger have departed forever liberated. 5:27:28
