A man who's working with such intensity and commitment is not working for not producing results.

The problem is, you heard what Krishna said through the words of a king servant.

Whatever you wish to do in your life, you have goals.

Whether it's art, music, spirituality, politics, business, you think you will do anything significant.

That's all he's saying.

In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna advises us to keep putting an effort without being attached to the results.

But I find it incredibly hard to keep working and not obsess over the results.

And I would love to know how we can better practice effort, putting an effort while being detached to the results.

Well, I am not in any way well studied about any scripture.

It's unfortunate, but I have to say I have not even read the Gita.

But we know the life of Krishna, that people think Krishna means butter, girls and flute.

But you need to understand this.

All these things happen only till he was sixteen years of age.

So, after sixteen, he lived an extremely committed life.

His commitment was to marry the political process of the day with the spiritual process.

Because he saw, unless those who will power, or essentially in their experience have a larger sense of life,

and an inclusive sense of identity, not my family, my children, my husband, my wife, this stuff,

you have a larger sense of identity.

Only then you must wield power.

Otherwise, it will lead to corruption.

People say, power is corruption.

Power is not corruption.

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