Karma Yoga — The Path of Union, and the Grip That Turns Work into Suffering

Sepia line drawing on a sandy ground of a robed, shaven-headed figure sweeping with a long broom, a second broom carried across the shoulder

Karma Yoga — The Path of Union, and the Grip That Turns Work into Suffering

In the winter of 1895, in a set of rented rooms at 228 West 39th Street in New York, a Bengali monk in ochre robes sat and spoke about work. The room was small and the city outside was loud with the new century coming. A young Englishman named J. J. Goodwin, a professional stenographer, took down every word; by…

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