So, even when we perform physical or karmic actions, doing them with egoistic intent creates an obstacle for the nervous currents to converge towards the Kutastha, the point of internal alignment. When our nerves are gripped with muscular egoistic activity, the currents flow against the natural direction, causing overload in the head, fluctuations, and pain.
True action without expectation cannot be wantedly done by the psyche—it happens only when the psyche fully surrenders to the cerebrospinal alignment and the emerging magnetism of the nervous system at the Kutastha. In that surrendered state, bodily actions are performed with focus and precision, yet without craving or attachment to results. Any small expectation that arises tightens the nervous system again, creating discomfort.
This is why the Bhagavad Gita emphasizes “perform action without desire for the results.” It is not about forcing detachment; detachment naturally occurs when the psyche is aligned with the internal intellect. The nervous system no longer conflicts with the muscular system, and the currents converge effortlessly.
To escape physical or neural pain, the brain must not be involved in external chaos. Surrendering fully, centering eyes, auditory perception, and attention at the Kutastha, allows synchronization. In this state, craving for results vanishes naturally, and actions arise spontaneously and harmoniously. It is a natural process of evolution, not something consciously forced or egoistically managed.
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