“The Law of Karma”
On the last day of the year, the revered master gives an elaborative rendition on the Law of Karma.The theory that states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. In the following epistle Shree Milindji Moghe elucidates about the nuances of the karmic law citing a few examples. How can man truly be aware of the effects that his actions have on his destiny? How can man pro-actively make a difference in his life through the law of karma? The following video epistle answers those questions and many more. Let the following year be one that presents all of us with infinite opportunities to further progress on lofty quest…
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December 31, 2009 9:34 pm 10 Comments
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By Prafulla, January 2, 2010 @ 6:37 pm
Fears and doubts in any ones mind or the experience of getting cheated all the time on whom we keep faith is also part of the karma, or it is negligence of this life. simplicity is taken in different way is to be considered to be what form?
By admin, January 3, 2010 @ 1:13 am
you have to realize that in the end both factors matter in life; your past karma as well as your present one. The experiences that you acquire in life are a combined effect of those two factors…:)
By Amit Tatke, April 26, 2010 @ 2:42 am
In other words, it’s your karma that drives your fortune and not the other way round.
So the reason why our pouranik granths talk about bad karma related punishments in the next life is simply to generate some kind of fear in people’s mind and make them follow & act upon the directions which can lead to the formation of a well-behaved society. Mind Game? 🙂
So your horoscope/star alignments don’t drive your Karma or make you do good or bad things??
Thanks
-amit
By admin, April 26, 2010 @ 3:48 am
The horoscope is simply an indication of the path of your life. It does not make you do anything. As for your earlier question, karma creates fortune which in turn drives karma. Its a recursive cycle; much like a method programmed to call itself in an endless loop. To understand that takes a great deal of prudence and patience. In the end the choice is always with us; how we act determines the way in which our fortune proceeds. Think of it as simple mathematics. You can subtract a number on one side, and still make the equation correct by adding it to the other side. Hence in our religious texts, people have been advised to act in a correct manner, for in the end pious acts would yield them good results. And no matter how much disdain one may bear for his life, he would always prefer to derive goodness from it. Won’t he ? 😉
By Amit Tatke, April 26, 2010 @ 9:50 am
But then looking at the horoscope, how can you guess that the person is going to be a rich man, however, there is also a possibility that he will go to jail 🙂 which means the horoscope also suggests that the person is likely to do bad karma…No? 🙂
Well recursive loops throw Stack Overflow exception 🙂 just kidding 🙂 I mean in today’s world, others will tend to an advantage of your harmlessness or good karma all the time and make a fool out of you. So not sure how’s that helping you…
Sorry who am I talking to?
Thanks
-amit
By admin, April 26, 2010 @ 5:56 pm
The horoscope is merely an indicative of the graph of your life. You have the choice to change it. Suppose a man is destined to kill a hundred people, then that is necessarily a bad thing. But if the same man joins the army and fights for the country, the perception changes in a moment. He becomes a hero and is thus rightfully honored. In the end there are multiple things that go into deciding both fate and destiny.
You will get a Stack Overflow Exception if you try and deduce the law of karma by simply making intellectual musings. That is how it is. Experience, in the end is the best teacher…
as for your last question, that is undoubtedly a possibility. But that in itself is a test for the seeker; for there God tests his will. Goodness is always tested when the times go bad; and hence is the seeker’s determination put to the test on such occasions.
By Amit Tatke, April 27, 2010 @ 6:36 am
Yeah true…make sense
Thanks
By admin, April 27, 2010 @ 12:45 pm
always welcome.. 🙂
By Umesh, April 27, 2010 @ 3:39 pm
I think the the goodness means, the person should not start new karmic relationship with anyone. This may result in reaction from that person may in next life.
the aim of the person is to close his karmic relationship in this world, so he can fully free for his ultimate aim.
By admin, April 27, 2010 @ 5:39 pm
yup that is the ultimate aim.. but to reach that stage it takes a great level of understanding on part of the seeker; to desire liberation is one thing; to go through the process of liberation, is an entirely different ball-game in itself.. 🙂
look out for an article on this one in this week itself…