nishkama karma

The answer is nishkama-karma , action without attachment to its fruit.

— Bhagavad Gītā 2.47 This is karma yoga , the discipline of action, and its inner key is nishkama karma , desireless action: you renounce the craving for the fruit, you do not renounce the work.

…energy, while inwardly renouncing any claim on their results. This is nishkama karma , action without craving for its fruit.

…at once: act, because action is your nature and your duty, but act as nishkama karma , without desire for the fruit, offering every deed to God.

Its early chapters counsel nishkama karma , disciplined action performed without attachment to its fruit, within one's own dharma .

This is the discipline the tradition calls nishkama karma , action without craving for reward, and it is the bridge between the lotus as an image and the lotus as an instruction for a life.

Telang) This is nishkama karma , sometimes rendered as desireless action.

Let not the fruit of action be your motive." This is nishkama karma , desireless action, and it only makes sense if action is free and the outcome is not owed to you.