> So long as there is life, there must be action. We can understand
> this if we fix the meaning of words according to the Krama or method
> of reciting the text. The sacred books also tell us that action must
> cease; and we must understand what this really means. There are a
> variety of actions, but there can be only one action at a time.
> Action does not consist in a name; the law of one action at a time
> applies to all kinds of action; but it is the best action that can be
> performed at the time.
>
> It is necessary to have knowledge to understand the law of Dharma; and
> we can understand it if we interpret the text correctly. In certain
> cases, however, it is easy to understand the whole idea. Certain
> actions are more important than others; but the most important thing
> in this connection is Chitta or intellect, because it is its special
> function to decide.
>
> A further elaboration on the subject maybe read at:
> ...