What is karma yoga?

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Karma yoga is the path of selfless action, where one performs tasks without attachment to outcomes or personal gain. It cultivates selflessness, humility, and detachment, leading to spiritual growth and liberation. By serving others, one purifies the heart and mind, achieving inner peace. Thank you🙏😇 ...
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Karma yoga is the path of selfless action, where one performs tasks without attachment to outcomes or personal gain. It cultivates selflessness, humility, and detachment, leading to spiritual growth and liberation. By serving others, one purifies the heart and mind, achieving inner peace. Thank you🙏😇 Namaskar🕉 read less
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Karma yoga is a spiritual practice of performing selfless actions for the benefit of others. It's also known as the "Yoga of action" or "duty".
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Karma Yoga is the yoga of selfless action: performing duties with dedication, without attachment to rewards or ego. Rooted in Hindu philosophy (Bhagavad Gita), it teaches that mindful service to others purifies the mind, dissolves selfish desires, and aligns actions with spiritual growth. It’s...
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Karma Yoga is the yoga of selfless action: performing duties with dedication, without attachment to rewards or ego. Rooted in Hindu philosophy (Bhagavad Gita), it teaches that mindful service to others purifies the mind, dissolves selfish desires, and aligns actions with spiritual growth. It’s not just charity—it’s a mindset of offering every act to a higher purpose. read less
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Karma Yoga is the yoga of selfless action, where one performs duties without attachment to results. It focuses on serving others with dedication, without expecting rewards, leading to spiritual growth and inner peace.
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