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Which Hindu path to liberation or salvation does the folowing passage from the bhagavad gita represent? Whatever you do, or eat, or sacrifice, or offer, whatever you do in selfrestraint, do as an offering to me. Thus you will freed from the prison of deeds and their results, good and evil.
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