This verse is from the Bhagavad Gita, specifically Chapter 3, Verse 31. Here is a breakdown of the verse and its meaning:
ye me matam idam nityam anutisthanti manavah
sraddhavanto nasuyanto mucyante te 'pi karmabhih
Ye me matam idam nityam anutisthanti manavah
śraddhāvanto 'nasūyanto mucyante te 'pi karmabhih
Those who, having faith and without envy, constantly follow this teaching of mine, are freed from the bondage of actions.
-ye me matam idam: those who follow this opinion/teaching of mine
- nityam anutisthanti manavah: consistently and diligently follow
- śraddhāvanto: with faith
- anasūyanto: without envy or malice
- mucyante te 'pi karmabhih: they too are freed from the bondage of actions
In this verse, Lord Krishna explains that those who faithfully and without envy follow his teachings and the prescribed duties are liberated from the bondage of actions. This means they are not affected by the consequences of their actions and attain spiritual freedom. The emphasis is on having faith and a sincere attitude without any jealousy or resentment.
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