On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, Lord Krishna gave an inspiring message to Arjuna, which has been conserved in the form of “Shrimad Bhagvad Geeta”. The age-old message holds true today even after centuries, which itself is an ample justification for putting “Shrimad Bhagvad Geeta” as the jewel crown among great Indian spiritual scriptures. “Geeta” is divided into 18 chapters and the 3rd chapter of this spiritual landmark is devoted to “Karma Yoga”.

Shri Yogeshwarji delivered discourses on “KarmaYoga” at the famous Nazar Baug Palace Ground at Mandvi in the city of Vadodara, Gujarat. The lecture series was held for 15 days. This book is the text form of the same and is prepared with the help of audio cassette of the lecture series.

In this awesome inspiring book, Shri Yogeshwarji has narrated innumerable incidents on how to do karma (action worth doing) without expectation, how to renounce the fruits of the karma and how to live as an ideal human being in the present age. Shri Yogeshwarji has described in detail various ways on how one should perform his/her duty without attachment, how one should serve selflessly for the benefit of the masses and how novel approach one should have in performing service to others. Incidents from the lives of great personalities have been interwoven throughout these book to emphasis the message. It also gives the reader an insight into his sadhana and experiences thereof.

As Shri Yogeshwarji puts it in his lectures “Karma Yoga is perhaps one of the less talked about but extremely important yoga in present day situations. The need of an hour is not great yogis or saints but selfless and devoted karmayogis for the upliftment of the society and country as a whole.”