Result of acting with Mind fixed on ‘Me’ in this principle of renunciation as explained in Text 9.27
Liberation – Freedom from bondage to work and its auspicious and inauspicious results (“moksyase karma-bandhanaih”)
Realisation of Krishna – “Liberation and one comes to Me” (“vimukti” and “mam upaisyasi”)
a‘Yukta’ — One who acts in Krishna consciousness under superior direction.
b‘Yukta-vairagya’ — To perform actions and give the fruits to Krishna
c‘How does this process work?’ — when one is situated in such renunciation, the following effects are seen:
Cleansing - Such activities clear the mirror of mind
Progress - Gradual progress in spiritual realisation
Surrender - Complete surrender to Supreme Personality of Godhead
Liberation - At the end becomes liberated
“Come to Me” indicates the “Kind of liberation” – Not brahmajyoti but entering into Lord’s planet (Indicated by the word Mam-upaisyasi)
dWho is a real sannyasi — A Krishna conscious person – because of the following characteristics:
Niskama – No other interest but to dedicate life in service of the Lord
Servitude – Always thinks of himself as eternal servant
Dependence – Depends on Supreme will of the Lord
Beyond Vedic Rituals – Does not give serious attention to fruitive activities or prescribed ritualistic duties of the Vedas
PRACTICAL APPLICATION: Prescribed duties are obligatory for ordinary persons
But a pure devotee who is completely engaged in Lord’s service may sometimes appear to go against prescribed duties but actually it is not so
Ref. CC Madhya-lila – One cannot understand the plans and activities of a pure devotee
A pure devotee is above all material criticisms just like Krishna