A an order complicates the situation a little, one should perform the duties of depending on Lord Krishna. Because it is the natural state of the living entity, the eternal natural state of the living entity, to be dependent on the desires of the Lord, and therefore he cannot be happy without the cooperation of that deity. That is why Arjuna was ordered by Lord Krishna, like a general, to fight.
For the sake of the Lord’s pleasure, everyone should sacrifice everything and at the same time perform the duties of the Vedas without attachment. Arjuna did not have to think about the Lord’s command. He just had to carry it out.
The Supreme Lord is the soul of all souls. Therefore, one who is completely dependent on the one bestower of grace without any thought of his own. In other words, one who is completely in Krishna consciousness is called a spiritual soul. “Nirasih” means that one should work only as per the order of one’s master and not expect any results. A clerk who counts money does not claim even a single penny as his own even if he counts lakhs of rupees for his master. Similarly, one should realize that nothing in this world belongs to anyone, but everything belongs to the Supreme Lord. This is the real meaning of “mayi” (mine). When one works in such Krishna consciousness, one does not show any attachment to anything. This feeling is called “nirmama” (nothing is mine). If there is any reluctance to carry out such a strict order without any thought for even the nominal relatives in the family, it should be immediately abandoned. According to this, a person becomes “vigatajvara”, that is, one who is free from agitation and intoxication. Each person has to perform a specific karma according to his nature and condition. As mentioned above, all such karma should be performed in Krishna consciousness. That is what leads a person to the path of liberation.
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Ye me matidam nityamanutishthanti manavah | If you are devoted to the sun, you will be able to do good deeds.
Ye – whoever; me – my; religion – the orders; idam – this; nityam – as eternal karma;
anutishthanti – properly conducted; manavah – human beings; sraddhavastha – with devotion and devotion;
anasuyantah – without envy; muchyaste – will be liberated; te – all of them; api





