The 'city of nine gates' is used as an analogy in Verse 13. What does this metaphor represent, and how does it relate to the concept of the Self being the non-doer?

In two sentences, explain the word Yoga Yukta.

Referring to verses, how would you reconcile free will versus karma phala?

What should be the sequence of Gnana yoga and Karma Yoga? Why?

In Advaitic point of view what is the difference between Karma Yoga and Karma sannyasa Yoga?

Verse 10. Bhagawan says he who offers all his actions to Brahman, actions don’t bind him. How?

Verse 28 says, a realized person is free from fear and anger. Living in the same world, how come he has no fear?

In verse 5.29, Krishna declares Himself as the ultimate enjoyer and well-wisher of all beings. How can surrendering to the Divine will bring greater peace?

In Chapter 5, the Gita equates the renunciate and the karma yogi. How can action performed in the world lead to the same liberation as renunciation of action, and what is the essential condition that equalizes both paths?