Pause for Wisdom –Day – 14 | Sub-Topic: Karma – Vikarma – Akarma

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Karma Actions performed as per Dharma, guided by śāstra and right values. They purify the mind and lead to harmony and growth. Vikarma Actions done against Dharma—driven by desire, anger, greed, or ego. They create bondage and suffering. Akarma Action performed without ego and expectation of results— outer action, inner renunciation. Here, even while acting, one is not bound by action. 👉 The Gītā teaches: act (Karma), avoid prohibited action (Vikarma), and grow into actionless action (Akarma). If you like, Igo one-line Gītā reference (4.16–18) for this day’s note. The Ten Minutes of Spiritual Insight - with Jagdish Bramta Just as water and food nourish the body, and just as sunlight and air are essential for a healthy life, the mind and the intellect also need daily nourishment. Listening to the values of life, and learning how to live those values, is essential for a healthy, happy, and balanced life. Join me every day, for just ten minutes, as we reflect on happiness and sadness, pain and joy, through timeless wisdom of the sacred Hindu scriptures. So that life is not merely lived, but lived wisely. Hari aum!