Bhagwad Gita teaches us, renunciation from result not from action

While distributing Bhagwad Gita in a classroom there was one child who purposely said, Will your Bhagwad Gita help to pass my exam without studying?

I smiled after hearing his question although his question was in challenging mode but still it is good to clear his doubts.

I asked him, "Do you not complete your homework when you come to school next day and show it your teacher". But why sometimes your teacher gives your appreciation but sometimes not?

Student said, It depends on my teachers mood.

But if you do not complete your homework then? I said. Will you be punished or rewarded?

Of course I will be punished, student said.

Yes, then completing homework is your prime duty and getting appreciation from your teacher is not in your hand it is depend on teachers wish.

Same way reading Bhagwad Gita will help you how to work but it is not that after reading Bhagwad Gita you don't have to work.

That is the reason Lord Krishna taught Arjuna, my dear Arjuna do your duty honestly and keep yourself away from the result. As Arjuna wanted not to fight instead take renunciation from fight. 

What is our duty we have to do it with full mood and devotion and never worry about its result what it will be. That is the complete message of Bhagwad Gita.

Because after the result sometimes we get happy and sometimes we get sad. But if we have knowledge of Bhagwad Gita then we already know it only action is in our hand not its result(fruit).

Hare Krishna!