an order complicates the situation a little, one should perform the duties of depending on Lord Krishna. Because that is the natural state of the living entity. Since the eternal natural state of the living entity is to be dependent on the desires of the Lord, 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 pleasure of the Lord, everyone should sacrifice everything and at the same time perform the duties of the vidhyuksha dharma without attachment. Arjuna did not have to think about the order of the Lord. He just had to execute it. The Supreme Lord is the soul of all souls. Therefore, one who is completely dependent on the one bestower without any thought of his own, in other words, one who is completely in Krishna consciousness, is called a spiritual worker. “Nirāṣī” means that one should work only as per the order of the master and not expect results. A clerk who counts out lakhs of rupees for his master does not claim even a single penny as his own. Similarly, one should realize that nothing in this world belongs to anyone, but everything belongs to the 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 implement such a strict order without any thought for even nominal relatives in kinship, it should be immediately abandoned. Accordingly, a person becomes “vigatajvara” (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.
Those who perform their duties according to my instructions and follow this without any hesitation with diligence will be freed from the bondage of karma. The instructions of the Supreme Lord, Shri Krishna, are the essence of all Vedic knowledge. Aunty

PURPORT That is the eternal truth without any exception. As the Vedas are eternal, so the truth of Krishna consciousness is also eternal. One should have firm faith in this instruction without any hatred for the Lord. Even though philosophers write commentaries, they do not have faith in Lord Krishna, but the common man, who has firm faith in the orders, carries out those orders. They are never free from the bondage of action. But even if he cannot do the Lord, he is free from the bondage of action. In the beginning of Krishna consciousness, a man may not be able to fully fulfill the injunctions of the Lord. But if he does not have hatred for this principle and works diligently, ignoring defeat and disappointment, he will inevitably reach the stage of pure Krishna consciousness.
I am the one who is

ye-whoever; tu-even; etat-this; abhāsūyantah–out of jealousy; na anutishthanti–not following; me–my; matāna–instruction; sarvajñāna–in all kinds of knowledge; vimūdhān–completely ignorant; tān–them; viddhi–should be known; ṛṣṭān–completely lost; achetasah–without Kṛṣṇa consciousness.

But those who ignore these instructions out of jealousy and do not follow them are considered to be devoid of all knowledge, foolish, and losers in their efforts for perfection.

Purport: The fault of not being in Krishna consciousness is clearly stated here. Just as disobedience to the order of the Supreme Personality of Godhead is punishable, so disobedience to the order of the Supreme Lord is also punishable. No matter how great a disobedient person may be, due to his empty heart he is ignorant of himself, of the Supreme Brahman, of the Supreme Soul, of God. Therefore he has no hope of the perfection of life.