Kåñëa is meant for the paramahaàsa and muni, very, very exalted persons.
Yoga means “contact” or
“having connection.” Bhakti-yoga
means directly connecting with Kåñëa, or God.
Other yogas are not directly
connected. When there is karma-yoga, it is adulterated. It is not pure. Karma-yoga
means yat karoñi yad açnäsi yaj juhoñi
dadäsi yat. In the beginning one
cannot take to pure bhakti-yoga. Therefore karma-yoga is recommended. People are interested in different types of
work. So therefore Kåñëa says, yat karoñi: “Never mind, whatever you are doing.” So how
does it become karma-yoga? Now, kuruñva
tad mad-arpaëam: “You give it to
Me.” Kåñëa says, “All right, go on. You
are attached to business. You go on
doing that. But the money earned out of
your business, you give to Me.” This is karma-yoga. “It doesn’t matter, whatever you are doing,
but the ultimate result, you give to Me.” (Srila Prabhupada's lecture)
