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If thou art unable to do even this, then, resorting to union with Me, renounce the fruits of all actions with the self controlled.

If you are unable even to do this, then, taking refuge in my yoga and with self restrained, give up the fruit of all actions.

If even this is too much, Arjuna should take refuge in Krishna's yoga, restrain himself, and give up the fruit of all actions. This is the most accessible step: one may not be able to dedicate every act to God consciously, but one can still let go of attachment to results. Relinquishing (tyāga) the fruits of action is a central teaching of the Gita, first given in chapter two. Here it becomes a starting point open to anyone, a way in for those who find the other paths difficult.