Srimad Bhagavad Gita - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja

TEXT 5
yat sankhyaih prapyate sthanam
tad yogair api gamyate
ekam sankhyam ca yogam ca
yah pasyati sa pasyati
That goal which is attained by mere renunciation is also attainable by
devotional service. He who recognises both renunciation and devotional service
as one, sees things as they are.
TEXT 6
sannyasas tu maha-baho
duhkham aptum ayogatah
yoga-yukto munir brahma
na cirenadhigacchati
One cannot become happy only by renunciating his activities unless he is
engaged in the devotional service of the Lord. Being engaged in the service of
the Lord, the sages become pure and attain the Supreme Lord forthwith
TEXT 7
yoga-yukto visuddhatma
vijitatmajitendriyah
sarva-bhutatma-bhutatma
kurvann api na lipyate
A wise man engaged in devotional service of the Supreme Lord possesses
pure intelligence, pure mind and self control, and is dear to all and all are dear
to him. Even performing various activities, he is not entangled in them.
TEXT 8-9
naiva kincit karomiti
yukto manyeta tattva-vit
pasyan srnvan sprsanjighrann
asnan gacchan svapan svasan
pralapan visrjan grhnann
unmisan nimisann api
indriyanindriyarthesu
vartanta iti dharayan
"I do nothing at all" thinks the man of unattached action, knowing the
truth, for in seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, tasting, walking, breathing and
sleeping, speaking, grasping, releasing, in opening and closing his eyes, he is
convinced that it is the action of the senses.
TEXT 10
brahmany adhaya karmani
sangam tyaktva karoti yah
lipyate na sa papena
padma-patram ivambhasa
He who acts without attachment, dedicating his actions to the Supreme
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