Kṛṣṇa applies the logic to Arjuna’s current situation: “Therefore, without attachment, always perform the work that is your duty.” Since Arjuna is still in the stage where he needs purification, he must work. The secret is to do it ‘asaktaḥ’, or without any personal stake in the result. By working without attachment, a person gradually attains the Supreme. This answers Arjuna’s doubt about whether work binds the soul to the material world. It is not the work that binds, but the greed and ego we bring to the work. If you work for the Divine, the work itself becomes a form of meditation. Kṛṣṇa is teaching the art of being a ‘Spiritual Warrior’. Arjuna must fight the war with total intensity, but with zero selfish interest. This balance of external action and internal detachment is the essence of Karma-yoga and the fastest path to the highest perfection.