Karma!?!

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Its interesting if we ponder why 'sometimes' we have

to suffer for our wrong karmas in our next lives.

Obviously it would tough in my next life to understand

why I am born handicapped or having great misfortune

and out of no cause?! If we do not suffer for wrong

doings immediately then how should one relate

cause-effect in this world and thereby grow wiser ?

But lets say everyone of us has excellent memory of

all lives and full understanding of karma theory and

all its calculations!!??, even then what is the

gaurentee that we will not do bad actions ? Say if I

hate somebody and harm him physically just because of

my hatredness, say I turn him blind fully realising

that I may be born blind in my next life? (just for

example). If I fully realise this pain and have

courage and am ready to live as a blind in my next

life then I am still free to do such bad action in

this life!? Then why should one only do good actions

and not bad actions? Is it that may be God wants us to

do good actions not out of the " desire " that we reap

good results ? Is it also that He does not want us to

stop doing bad actions out of " fear " from bad results

? Is it that God wants to show all this

cause-effect,sin , virtue, karma theory etc etc all

this is his - " leela " - " eternal play " - or " Maya " -

which always confuses!? and so all its " calculations "

does not matter much but what does matter is start

doing those actions which lead to " self-realisation "

or " God-realisation " , because once that happens our

actions do not arise from " desire " or " fear " because

then our heart is in eternal communion with Him.

Whatever action we would do then would arise from that

centre of our being where He resides, the centre which

we call " Love " or " Atman " and so it is bound to be

good for all beings as Bhagavat Gita says. Please drop

your thoughts on this and help me understand!!

Pranams,

Sriram.

 

 

 

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