Chapter, §

 1   1, 22 |        life, and whose nature is action; and the subtile class of
 2   1, 28 |        But to whatever course of action the Lord at first appointed
 3   1, 30 |      their (appointed) course of action.~
 4   1, 53 | corporeal beings whose nature is action, desist from their actions
 5   2, 91 |          and the rest, organs of action.~
 6   7, 64 |      proper) place and time (for action, who is) handsome, fearless,
 7   7, 205|        in the case of man's work action is possible.~
 8   9, 201|       deficient in any organ (of action or sensation), receive no
 9   9, 303|       king emulate the energetic action of Indra, of the Sun, of
10  11, 40 |         The organs (of sense and action), honour, (bliss in) heaven,
11  11, 194|      property by a reprehensible action, they become pure by relinquishing
12  12, 3  |                               3. Action, which springs from the
13  12, 3  |         good or evil results; by action are caused the (various)
14  12, 4  |        here below, even to that (action) which is connected with
15  12, 5  |         kinds of (sinful) mental action.~
16  12, 6  |      four kinds of (evil) verbal action.~
17  12, 7  |         kinds of (wicked) bodily action.~
18  12, 12 |         this (corporeal) Self to action, they call the Kshetragna (
19  12, 15 |       the multiform creatures to action.~
20  12, 51 |         result) of the threefold action, the whole system of transmigrations