The Bhagavad Gita Tenet of Detached Active Life: Poem

The Bhagavad Gita Tenet of Detached Active Life: Poem

Detachment's not a cold, indifferent heart,

But presence keen, a spirit set apart.

Not shunning life, but living it with grace,

A rooted tree in time and space.

To practice this, a quiet strength you find,

A balanced mind, a spirit truly kind.

Bound to your path, yet free from what may come,

A tranquil soul, accepting every hum.

With duty's call, your compass set so true,

Yet outcomes fade, a vibrant, hopeful hue.

For in this art, a freedom you embrace,

A quiet strength, a tranquil, hopeful space.