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'''Karma yoga''' is the path of balancing the yoke of [[karma]]—of causes and effects set in motion in this and previous lives; the path of good works evidenced in pure thoughts, feelings, words and deeds; the discipline of the [[four lower bodies]] with an emphasis on physical action for alchemical change; spiritual/physical exercises including the invoking of the sacred fire ([[agni yoga]]) in the giving of [[violet flame]] decrees ([[mantra]] and japa yoga); [[nonattachment]] to the fruit of action or to its reward. | '''Karma yoga''' is the path of balancing the yoke of [[karma]]—of causes and effects set in motion in this and previous lives; the path of good works evidenced in pure thoughts, feelings, words and deeds; the discipline of the [[four lower bodies]] with an emphasis on physical action for [[alchemy|alchemical change]]; spiritual/physical exercises including the invoking of the sacred fire ([[agni yoga]]) in the giving of [[violet flame]] decrees ([[mantra]] and japa yoga); [[nonattachment]] to the fruit of action or to its reward. | ||
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As [[Krishna]] explains in the | As [[Krishna]] explains in the [[Bhagavad-gita]]: | ||
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