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Bhagavad Gita / Chapitre 3.14

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अन्नाद्भवन्ति भूतानि पर्जन्यादन्नसम्भवः | यज्ञाद्भवति पर्जन्यो यज्ञः कर्मसमुद्भवः

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annādbhavanti bhūtāni parjanyādannasambhavaḥ . yajñādbhavati parjanyo yajñaḥ karmasamudbhavaḥ

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From food are born the creatures; the origin of food is from rainfall; rainfall originates from sacrifice; sacrifice has action as its origin.

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अन्नात्

from food

भवन्ति

come forth

भूतानि

beings

पर्जन्यात्

from rain

अन्नसम्भवः

production of food

यज्ञात्

from sacrifice

भवति

arises

पर्जन्यः

rain

यज्ञः

sacrifice

कर्मसमुद्भवः

born of action.

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3.1Arjuna said O Janardana (krsna), if it be Your opinion that wisdom is superior to action, why they do you urge me to horrible aciton, O Kesava ?3.2You bewilder my understanding, as it were, by a seemingly conflicting statement! Tell me for certain one of these by which I may attain the highest Good.3.3The Blessed Lord said O unblemished one, two kinds of steadfastness in this world were spoken of by Me in the days of yore-through the Yoga of Knowledge for the men of realization; through the Yoga of Action for the yogis.3.4A person does not attain freedom from action by abstaining from action; nor does he attain fulfilment merely through renunciation.3.5Because, no one ever remains even for a moment without doing work. For all are made to work under compulsion by the gunas born of Nature.3.6One, who after withdrawing the organs of action, sits mentally recollecting the objects of the senses, that one, of deluded mind, is called a hypocrite.3.7But, O Arjuna, one who engages in Karma-yoga with the organs of action, controlling the organs with the mind and becoming unattached-that one excels.3.8You perform the obligatory duties, for action is superior to inaction. And, through inaction, even the maintenance of your body will not be possible.3.9This man becomes bound by actions other than that action meant for God. Without being attached, O son of Kunti, you perform actions for Him.3.10In the days of yore, having created the beings together with the sacrifices, Prajapati said: 'By this you multiply. Let this be your yielder of coveted objects of desire.'