The main goal in Karma Yoga
“The Karma yogi doesn’t need to believe in any doctrine. He may not even believe in God, he may not ask himself what is the soul and he may not be attracted by any metaphysical speculation at all” (Practical Yoga).
The efficiency of the Karma Yoga system
Swami Sivananda: “Many people believe that Karma Yoga is an inferior type of Yoga, but this is a great error.”
The Specific Technique in Karma Yoga
The theoretical grounds and techniques of action in Karma yoga are clearly stated by Kåñna in the Bhagavad Gita, with the only observation that the order in which these ideas are presented is not the most convenient for Western people.
Karma Yoga and the sense of responsibility
It is necessary to act completely detached, with all the energy then offered by the Divine, but it is equally necessary sometimes to not act at all” (Practical Integral Yoga).
Combining Karma Yoga with other forms of Yoga
The practice of the Karma yoga system can be combined with the practice of other forms of yoga, especially Bhakti Yoga, Hatha Yoga,Raja yoga, Laya Yoga. This is one of the main themes of Kåñna‘s teachings exposed in Bhagavad Gita.