The law of action: how described in the Vedas

For the sake of the soul: The result, however, is for the sake of purusha or the individual soul; and the soul too is for the sake of action; and all these are connected together by means of purpose.

This is a universal law, applicable to all cases and in all circumstances; for if there be no purpose, there can be no action. The result of an action follows action: were it otherwise, we should be able to get the result without action; and a person is moved to action because of the effect or result he expects to produce. The purpose and qualities of a person become one in action, for that is the law of action.

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