Exhaust your karma? Not without God.

[Guest guest]

Friends,<br>Even if one attains perfection, he

will have to exhaust his prarabhda. When one earnestly

begins and continues his saadhana in a determined

attempt to reach the supreme, many hurdles will deter him

from his path. Then god himself codescends to lend a

hand and set him on the right path. The grace of god

is inevitable for right saadhana. One cannot bypass

Ishwara to attain Ishwaratwa. <br>Salutations to our wise

teachers,<br>strongboy999

[Guest guest]

Dear friend:<br><br>The attainment of perfection is the realization of the

innate perfection of existence. That includes one's short term and long term

Karma.<br><br>Chris

[Guest guest]

prarabhda?<br>saadhana?<br>Ishwara?<br>Ishwaratwa?<br><br>Please explain.

<br><br>Yours in ignorance and in seeking,<br>the Grasshopper aka Audra

[Guest guest]

//The attainment of perfection is the realization

of the innate perfection of existence. That includes

one's<br> short term and long term Karma.//<br><br>This

phylosophy sits well with me. Enlightenment more being about

the remembrance and acceptance of truth than about

earning it. Our egos want to acheive enlightenment. Our

being wants us to remember being

enlightened.<br><br>With love,<br>Audra

[Guest guest]

Dear strong boy,<br><br>Wo very well agree with

you in your view.<br>Would like to add

further.<br><br>Just as any other science spirituality to is a science

and is based on certain principles.<br>Maximum

spiritual progress occurs when one does spiritual practice

in accordance to these principles.<br><br>The

relevant principle for us here is one must undertake the

spiritual practice of Chanting the Lord's Name as per the

current era kaliyuga (era of strife) . <br><br>Only when

one continues to chant the Lord's Name will one's

sadhana be in accordance to the principle and will his

karma exhaust. <br><br>With love,<br><br>Sanatan glenn

and sampada