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Bhagavad Gita 2.48
Traditional perspective
The Gita holds several yogas together — knowledge, action, devotion, meditation — inside a dramatic crisis of duty.
Traditional perspective
Vedanta names several schools reading the Upanishads. They agree that liberation and knowledge of Brahman matter, and disagree about the world's status and the self's relation to God.
Traditional perspective
Classical Yoga maps the mind's movements and a path of stilling them. It is allied with Sankhya metaphysics more than with Advaita, despite modern blending.
Traditional perspective
Sankhya enumerates the principles of experience. Consciousness (purusha) is many, nature (prakriti) evolves the world of experience.
Traditional perspective
Bhakti centres love and relationship with the divine. It is not one church. It includes quiet remembrance and public song, philosophy and folk life.
Traditional commentary
Yoga is named as evenness amid opposite results. Action continues; the inner swinging is what is trained.
Modern interpretation
Skill is not only technique. It is the capacity to act without letting a single outcome become the meaning of the self.