Meaning that you should set a goal and then just completely get involved in the process(the steps) required to achieve that goal without thinking much about the goal itself? Just wanted to know if I interpreted the right meaning? could you please reaffirm this?

​@@sk5526 yes , most of the times people get so attached to goal they start getting overwhelmed by uncertainty of it and stop engaging in the process

what is soul ??

​@@shrin210 what she meant as the soul was the ultimate you behind this body. knowing this truth that you are not this body, you get free from the concept of "i" itself. and then you can surrender yourself in BHAKTI YOGA.

​@@Tesla4243 Then you are referring Soul as Consciousness itself.

@@shrin210 absolutely, but not the exact soul. i meant that what we understand as soul should be consciousness in our understanding. but merely knowing that i am this consciousness is simply a thought that we came from someone else till the time i realise it on my own. this journey of realisation is the path to self discovery. scriptures helps us reach there.

@@Tesla4243 Same can be said about Soul. Soul is also simply a thought that we came from some else till the time i realise on my own.

On point 🤗

Yes, that is the right analogy

We actually agree here. ‘ I want to follow Bhakti yoga’ Is a great sentiment. ‘I am in Bhakti yoga’ is a conflicting one.

@@Sidwarrier Acha, got it! :)

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Yes

Hey, am a neet aspirant (UR category, I can deeply relate to the necessity of mentioning it). Gave neet 2024 this year, got a decent score and was expecting a gmc in my state( punjab). But as u myt hv been aware, my dreams got shattered away due to the paper leak. Am just clueless as to wht to do. I can really relate to your sayings. This was my drop year and the survival was lethal coz of this social media peak. I saw some of the stupid girls of my school boasting up on social media, becoming kind of influencers, showcasing their followers hence emphasising they r damn famous n popular even in a useless degree in a not so established pvt college..meanwhile i being the topper of my school ever since kept feeling insecure and unwanted in a corner. Am myself in a dilemma, whether to be a highly educated decent lady who’s just gotta watch mannerless brats being on top and happier, who are assigned as more successful then someone who’s grounded and did their jobs with utter commitment. I would be glad if Sid sir takes up this topic, as we youngsters are really bothered by it.

​@@stay9247 Such beautifully you have expressed the concern that I have tried to mention above. Today's society has put us in this strange situation where foolishness, fakenes and attention seakers are valued more.....deep within our heart knows that studying is the best and most respect deserving job but inspire of knowing, a sense of insecurity strikes when we look at the media and the youth who are celebrated and respected....even the so called "motivational speakers" somehow always try to suppress the importance of formal education and the easy peaceful conventional path.....the ones taking unconventional risky paths are always celebrated than the focused goal oriented sincere ones..... I understand what you are going through because of the neet scam....don't loose hope....something beautiful must be waiting for you❤

You must be trolling in Sid's Karma Yoga video. Or you do not understand what you sow, you reap.

This is a misunderstanding. The Sanskrit meaning of Karma is Action. In some metaphors, it is taken as the sum total of all your actions which ends up being your 'destiny'. But the practical meaning, and the meaning as it is used in Gita, is simply 'the actions you take'. All other social meanings are arbitrary and can be ignored in this context.

@@Sidwarrier thanks for answering - so our actions determine the destiny - which is a common sense point - we do not need someone else or age old ancient philosophies to understand this. Got it.