THE APPLICATION OF KARMA YOGA IN STUDENT LIFE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MEANINGFUL LIFE
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https://doi.org/10.65785/vijact.v2i8.82Abstract
Karma Yoga serves as a pivotal principle within Indian philosophy, acknowledged universally across its various schools, emphasizing the profound implications of our actions. This paper seeks to elucidate the essence of Karma Yoga and its significant impact on character development and life perspective. By engaging in selfless action, particularly through the concept of Niṣkāma Karma, individuals can alleviate stress and discomfort often associated with attachment to outcomes, ultimately cultivating a healthier lifestyle. The methodological approach of this research integrates an extensive analysis of scriptural texts and relevant literature, along with observational studies and student feedback collected at the Ramakrishna Ashram. The aim is to explore how the practice of Karma Yoga can effectuate meaningful transformations in students' lives, supported by scriptural evidence and empirical observations. Findings indicate a robust correlation between adopting Karma Yoga and improvements in personal values and societal contributions, suggesting that this practice fosters the development of conscientious citizens characterized by strong moral principles. Furthermore, by facilitating both individual and collective aspirations, Karma Yoga serves as a vital framework for nurturing a peaceful, non-violent society. Given the complexities of contemporary life, this research highlights the relevance of Karma Yoga as a pathway to achieving a more meaningful existence, underscoring the importance of consistent practice, discipline, and perseverance in realizing the actuality and science of life.
Keywords: Yoga, Karma Yoga, Niṣkāma Karma,Meaningful life, Contemporary time, Students’ life
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