1) Nishkama karma in the Bhagavad Gita refers to action without attachment to the results or expectations of outcomes. 2) It is difficult but important to focus on the action itself without getting distracted by or obsessed with desires for particular outcomes. 3) The most evolved actions become more subtle and less attached to subjective experiences of cause and effect, such that ownership of actions and results ceases. One such action is namasmaran, or remembering God, which billions practice across religions.