Karam YoGi: And the Highest Good

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Abstract

This chapter presents the concept of Karam YoG as the determined, dedicated, and selfless act to fulfil one's duty. The message of Karam YoG from Bhagavad Gita, in spite of its religious significance, is understood to be one of the most applicable messages to humanity to lead a fulfiling active life both with worldly and with spiritual fulfilment. Fulfilment of one's duty, in this framework of karam, speaks to the importance of individual agency, coupled with the moral obligation to act for the highest and the common good. The academics and students in teacher education, seen in the role of Karam YoGis, have a duty to work for the highest and the common good in a sustainable global society.

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Handa, N. (2018). Karam YoGi: And the Highest Good. In Education for Sustainability through Internationalisation (pp. 147–170). Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-50297-1_6

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