ye me matam idaá¹ nityam anutiá¹£á¹hanti mÄnavÄḥ Å›raddhÄvanto ’nasÅ«yanto muchyante te ’pi karmabhiḥ [31]
ye mÄnavÄḥ–Those men who; Å›raddhÄvantaḥ–faithfully; anasÅ«yantaḥ–and unbegrudgingly; nityam–always; anutiá¹£á¹hanti–execute; idam– this; me matam–teaching of Mine, of selfless action; te api–they too; muchyante–are liberated; karmabhiḥ–from the bondage of karma, or action and reaction in the mundane plane. [31]