Karma Yoga is the path of selfless action in Hinduism. It is one of the paths to liberation. It is the path of work. It is the path of service. It is the path of duty. It is the path of action. It is the path of offering. It is the path of surrender. It is the path of love. It is the path of karma. It is the path of yoga. It is the path of Karma Yoga.

Karma Yoga is taught in the Bhagavad Gita. Krishna teaches Arjuna to act without attachment to the results. He says: you have the right to work, but never to the fruit of work. You should not be attached to the results of your actions. Do your duty. Offer your actions to God. Work for the sake of work. Serve for the sake of service. Love for the sake of love. That is Karma Yoga. It is the path of action. It is the path of service. It is the path of duty. It is the path of offering. It is the path of surrender. It is the path of love. It is the path of karma. It is the path of yoga. It is the path of Karma Yoga.

Karma Yoga principles

• Selfless action: work without selfish motive.
• Non-attachment: do not cling to results.
• Duty: do your dharma.
• Offering: dedicate actions to God.
• Equanimity: remain calm in success and failure.
• Service: serve others as service to God.
• Love: act out of love, not fear or greed.

Karma Yoga is not just for monks. It is for everyone. It is for householders. It is for workers. It is for students. It is for parents. It is for children. It is for all. Any action can be Karma Yoga. Any work can be worship. Any service can be sacrifice. Any duty can be devotion. Any task can be offering. Any moment can be prayer. Any breath can be yoga. Any life can be liberation. That is the teaching. That is the path. That is the truth. That is the way. That is the life. That is Karma Yoga. Work without attachment. Serve without expectation. Love without condition. Give without counting. Live without clinging. Die without fear. That is Karma Yoga. That is the path. That is the yoga of action. That is Karma Yoga.