Arre Mr. Lonely, it's much deeper than that bhanya... Huna ta I don't know much but I will try to put my points across from what I have understood. Of course, we expect a result out of what we do, but what Gita says iis we don't stop doing right work just because we are not sure of the consequences... You do a good karma because that's what you are supposed to do... And when you do what's been assigned to you, God takes care of the rest... He calculates and he gives, we just work... Many people are doing andolan in Nepal because they believe that it's the right thing to do... Even if the result was not going to be thier way, those who had firm beliefs would still continue to do it.... The passage from Gita is: Karmanye eva adhikaraste ma phaleshu kadachana ma karmaphalahetur bhur ma te sango stva akarmani It's literal translation is: "You have a right only on your actions, not on their outcomes… your goal should never be the outcome…. Let there be no desire for inaction"….. Moral of the story is, 'niswartha bhaav' le afno karma ko palan garau...