Bhagavad Gita -Madhvacharya 66

48. Perform your actions with steadfast composure, giving up attachment (to the fruits of actions), O Arjuna, being equal both to success and failure; because equanimity is spoken as Yoga.
Bhashya :- The previous verse is further clarified here. Yoga, equanimity, is the method suggested here. Giving up desire and attachment to the fruits, and then being equanimous both in success and failure. This, verily, is the Yoga, equanimity, spoken by Me (says the Lord).
Tatparya Nirnaya: सड्गम means attachment, love for the fruits (of desire).

	Invocation	2
1.	The Yoga of Despondency	11
2.	Sankhya Yoga	15
3.	Karma Yoga	95
4.	Jnyaana Yoga	124
5.	Karma Sanyaasa Yoga	146
6.	Atmasamyama Yoga	163
7.	Jnyaana vijnyaana Yoga	183
8.	Aksharabrahma Yoga	203
9	Rajavidya-rajaguhya Yoga	220
10.	Vibhuti Yoga	239
11.	Vishvarupadarshana Yoga	255
12.	Bhakti Yoga	277
13.	Kshetra-kshetraaajnyavibhaga Yoga	291
14.	Gunatrayavibhaga Yoga	317
15.	Purushottama Yoga	326
16.	Daivaasurasampadvibhaga Yoga	336
17.	Shraddhatrayavibhaga Yoga	342
18.	Mokshasanyaasa Yoga	355

Bhagavad Gita -Madhvacharya 66

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Bhagavad Gita -Sri Madhvacharya

(Bhashya and Tatparya Nirnaya)

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