Sri Krishna says, "He who has renounced action through yoga and dispelled his doubts with knowledge becomes established in himself; action does not bind him (4.41).
Geeta Aahoron A hungry fox tried to reach grapes hanging overhead; failing to do so, it concluded that the grapes were sour. This familiar story offers various perspectives on dealing with disappointment, contentment, and happiness. Contemporary psychology describes the ‘synthesis of happiness’ as a function of the human brain that helps us navigate difficult situations..
Through the medium of the senses, the mind, and the intellect, this desire obscures knowledge and thereby deludes the “Jivatma” (the individual soul).”
