NOTHING BINDS
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ME, YET I
ENGAGE IN
RESPONSIBLE
WORK
Kṛṣṇa beautifully explains what
walking the talk means through
his own example. He says there is
nothing in the three worlds, the
nether world, earth or heaven, for
him to achieve.
There is no duty that binds him.
Even though he has nothing to
gain, lose or even to do,
He is constantly engaged in action
and enriching the three worlds.
Why? Because people look up to
him as God, they would obviously
follow the path he sets.
People's anyakāra, the expectation that world has from Kṛṣṇa is that he is God, he is Bhagavān. They would simply follow what He does.
He is now responsible to fulfill even others' image about him for leading them on the correct path. That is Bhagavān Kṛṣṇa's authenticity and responsibility
Listen! By taking responsibility to enrich Arjuna with the science and direct experience of Enlightenment, Kṛṣṇa fulfills the anyakāra of not just Arjuna but of the whole humanity embodied by him; relieving the planet Earth from bhūbhāra, the burden of the collective unconscious, incomplete beings.
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHAT
OTHERS PERCEIVE AND WHAT
OTHERS WANT JUST MAKES LIFE
OOZE, EXPLODE AND EXPRESS
THROUGH YOU.
If you want your skin to shine, your eyes lit and your body radiating grace and joy, take responsibility for others' anyakāra.
In the words of the SPH
After Enlightenment, I came from the Himalayas to be amidst the people to enrich them with Enlightenment. I could have just stayed there happily and blissfully. But I have come here because of my responsibility to guide people with the right path of living Enlightenment.
> Listen! When responsibility
> expresses through your head,
> it is leadership. When
> responsibility expresses
> through your heart, it is
> compassion. When
> responsibility expresses
> through your being, it is
> Enlightenment, Sātori.
