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#BhagavadGita #GitaChapter5 #KarmaSanyasaYoga #YogaOfRenunciation Chapter 5 : Karma Sanyasa Yoga (29 verses) Translators title this chapter as Karma–Sanyasa yoga also rendered the Karma Samnyasa Yoga, Religion by Renouncing Fruits of Works, Renounce and Rejoice, or The Yoga of Renunciation. Karma, means action, Sanyasa means renunciation, and Yoga refers to the path or discipline. This chapter explores the concept of performing one's duties without attachment to the results, advocating a balanced approach to action and detachment. The etymology is derived from Sanskrit words that reflect the central theme of selfless action and renunciation taught in this chapter of the Gita. Arjuna is still confused about what is better: renunciation of work or work in devotion. Krishna explains that devotional service is better. Since everything belongs to Krishna, nothing is one’s own to renounce. Thus whatever one possesses one should use in Krishna’s service. A person working in such consciousness is renounced. This process, called karma yoga, helps one escape the result of fruitive action—entanglement in rebirth. One, who works in devotion with his mind and senses controlled, is in divine consciousness. Although his senses are engaged with sense objects, he is aloof, situated in peace and happiness.