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Hindu Wisdom - Karmic Cause and Effect

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Karma has a dual meaning. It means 'action' and 'destiny'. The two

are inseparably linked together because our own action fashions

our 'destiny'. This may not be obvious because in daily life we may

see a hard working honest person without money and support. We also

observe, many a time, currupt men enjoying comforts and leading

prosperous lives.

 

The only Scientific rational explanation possible is that the honest

man is suffering as a result of misdeeds done in past life. So, the

immutable law is, " As you sow, so shall you reap " , the result of our

actions are spread out over several lifetimes, and we are unable to

connect the cause and effect.

 

This Karma-siddhanta is deep rooted and forms one of the fundamental

principles or beliefs of Hindus. That is why we listen people

saying " Emchestam Idantaa maa kharma " 'what can we do , every

thing is our 'Kharma'. It is not

kharama,but karma - our action - we are experiencing the reactions

of our actions. The intention is a significant aspect of all actions

and determines our karma.

 

The faith and knowledge of law of Karmic Cause and Effect enlightens

one to mould their own destiny through proper thinking and

performing actions. One should try to understand about this by

through study of scriptures and with observation.

 

I request you to listen about Karma Siddhanta.

 

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