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21. Whatsoever a great man does, that alone the other men do; whatever he sets

up as the standard, that the world follows.

 

22. I have nothing whatsoever to achieve in the three worlds, O son of Pritha,

nor is there anything unattained that should be attained; yet I engage in

action.

 

23. For, should I not ever engage in action, unwearied, men would in all matters

follow My path, O son of Pritha.

 

24. These worlds would be ruined if I should not perform action; I should be the

cause of confusion of castes and should destroy these creatures.

 

25. As ignorant men act attached to work, O Bharata, so should the wise man act,

unattached from a wish to protect the masses.

 

26. Let no wise man cause unsettlement in the minds of the ignorant who are

attached to action; he should make them do all actions, himself fulfilling them

with devotion.

 

27. Actions are wrought in all cases by the energies of Nature. He whose mind is

deluded by egoism thinks 'I am the doer'.

 

28. But he who knows the truth, O mighty-armed, about the divisions of the

energies and (their) functions, is not attached, thinking that the energies act

upon the energies.

 

29. Those deluded by the energies of Nature are attached to the functions of the

energies. He who knows the All should not unsettle the unwise who know not the

All.

 

30. Renouncing all action in Me, with thy thought resting on the Self, being

free from hope, free from selfishness, devoid of fever, do thou fight.

 

to be continued...

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