Question

what does the method of karma yoga consist in?
filial piety is the anchor which grounds karma yoga and protects its practitioners from the storms of misfortune.
self - surrender, which is achieved by acting with ones heart fixed on the supreme lord. through this type of self - surrender, one becomes free from concern about the results of ones actions.
sri krishna tells arjuna that karma yoga is a practice of bodily movement that aligns ones karma toward personal fulfillment.
karma yoga is a set of seven duties, known as the seven yogis.
question 4
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what is the danger in thinking about sense - objects, according to sri krishna?
since all sense - objects are atman, thinking directly about them causes soul - blindness.
no problems arise from thinking about sense - objects, at least as far as sri krishna explains.
thinking about sense - objects leads to attachment, which leads in turn to addiction, anger, confusion, and loss of discrimination.
thinking about certain specific sense - objects and not thinking about others results in a lack of discrimination. that is, the danger is in thinking about only some sense - objects.

Explanation:

For the first question: Karma Yoga, as outlined in the Bhagavad Gita, centers on selfless action, surrendering the fruits of one's actions to the Supreme, and freeing oneself from attachment to results. The other options misstate its core: it is not rooted in filial piety, not just bodily movement, nor a set of seven duties called Seven Yogis.
For the second question: In the Bhagavad Gita, Sri Krishna explains that engagement with sense-objects leads to attachment, which progresses to addiction, anger, confusion, and loss of one's ability to discern what is right. The other options contradict this teaching.

Answer:

1. Self-surrender, which is achieved by acting with one's heart fixed on the Supreme Lord. Through this type of self-surrender, one becomes free from concern about the results of one's actions.
2. Thinking about sense-objects leads to attachment, which leads in turn to addiction, anger, confusion, and loss of discrimination.