Aparigraha (non-grasping) is taught among the yamas. A published glossary entry: yoga.org/glossary/aparigraha. Related limbs overview: limbs.yoga.org.
Primary text for action without attachment: Bhagavad Gita 3.19 at IIT Kanpur.
CULTURAL ATLAS / INDIAN PATHS
Dāna, sevā and action without attachment.
Indian traditions have rich and varied languages for generosity, service and ethical action. Explore the full teachings on Yoga.org where those pages are actually published.
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Dāna
Generosity as a practice across Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain settings — not one homogenized ritual. A Buddhist-facing glossary: Tricycle on dāna.
Sevā
Service offered without an invoice. Hindu and Sikh usages differ; langar is a Sikh institution, not a yoga franchise. Sikh sewa, in The Guardian.
Karma yoga
Acting fully, releasing attachment to the fruit. See Yoga.org’s published FAQ and glossary, and Gita 3.19 on the Gita site.
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