In this episode, Jessica and Ankur explore Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3, Verses 17–19, where Krishna reveals the marks of one who has risen above duty, desire, and dependency. What does it mean to act without attachment, to live in true freedom, and yet remain fully engaged in the world?

Together, they unpack:

• ​ Why a realized leader acts not for reward, but from inner fullness.
• ​ The difference between self-mastery and escapism.
• ​ How detachment transforms ordinary work into sacred contribution.
• ​ The danger of mistaking inaction for enlightenment.
• ​ Practical lessons for modern leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals navigating success, responsibility, and purpose.

Episode 36 shines a light on the path of Karma Yoga—where freedom is not running away from action, but rising beyond compulsion, becoming a channel of purpose in business, leadership, and life.

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(Chapter 3, Verses 17–19)

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