India, Sept. 2 -- Yes, I am referring to the famous verse 2.47 of the Bhagavad-Gita. There are four instructions in this verse. The first instruction is: "You have a right only in action." Lord Krishna is talking about what we do with our mind, words and body. In the spiritual language, these must be our duties, including to self as a soul, to family, nation, etc. And the right is what is within our control as a soul. We can act as we wish, exercising our free will, but the result is not in our hands.

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