Karma: what is best for you to know to have a better life

He has no conscience. You have no favorites. No king, queen, pop star, rock star, movie star, sports star, celebrity, president, prince, princess, beggar, potentate, pope, minister, doctor, lawyer, educator, judge, janitor, man, woman , child, human, animal, bird, fish, insect or plant escapes him. Makes everyone tow the mark. It makes everything bend to its will. It makes everyone conform. It cannot be bought, influenced, altered or changed. It does not perceive preference and does not grant immunity on the basis of political correctness, power, position or prestige.

It governs, simply and with total naturalness. Period. What is it? It is Karma, the universal, fixed and immutable law of nature, the vehicle of absolute justice, the great law of sowing and reaping, cause and effect, action and reaction, choice and consequence. The word “karma” is an ancient Sanskrit word for action and reaction. Considered a concept by some, it is actually a natural law, operating on what the scientific community defines as cause and effect, describing what Sir Isaac Newton, arguably the greatest scientist of all time, declares as his Third Law of Movement: For each action. there is an equal and opposite reaction. In other words, karma.

Karma is a very simple law and most people know the phrase “sow and reap.” The problem is that few people believe it. Why do we know this? Because if people believed it, they wouldn’t do a lot of the things that you do or make the kinds of decisions that you make. Many people blindly and recklessly create actions without even a nano thought of what they are doing or the consequences of their actions. Although people may have heard of the theory of karma, many do not believe it because they see what appears to be a world full of injustice, as well as people who commit crimes that apparently go unpunished. This leads people to exclaim: “Justice! What justice?” The world is full of injustice. People do [sow] bad deeds, but they are not punished for them. “In other words, people feel that these rapists do not reap the works of their sowing. Hence the confusion.

In fact, injustice may appear in the world, but in reality there is no injustice in this world. There is a perfect justice, even if we do not understand it. In reality, those who commit bad deeds eventually receive their punishment, though not necessarily in this lifetime. As Saint Sawan Singh says of the 20th century: Wicked people … suffer severe punishment for their sins in hell or in their future lives.. Therefore, the fact that wrongdoing appears to go unpunished does not mean that it escapes sanctions for its behavior. Everyone must pay for their wrongdoing, as Saint Sawan Singh says. It is simply a matter of when, where and how, all of which is in God’s hands. The sewn seeds should germinate. Is the law.

Perfect teachers and living saints throughout time immemorial have taught this concept. Below are some spiritual quotes that testify to this great karmic law of sowing and reaping.

You reap what you yourself have sown. Guru Nanak, 15th / 16th centuries.

The fruit of the action inevitably reaches the doer. Guru Ravidas, 15th / 16th centuries.

If you are afraid of pain, if you do not like pain, do not do a bad deed in public or in secret. If you are committing or going to do a bad deed, you will not escape the pain: it will catch you even when you escape. Buddha.

Do not be fooled; God cannot be mocked: because whatever man sows, he will also reap. Bible: Galatians 6: 7.

What does karma have that we better know if we want a better life? Answer: that karma is a law, not a philosophy, not a concept, not a belief. What we do comes back to us. What we put in the Circle of Life surrounds us again without any consideration or sensitivity for our feelings, feelings, beliefs, state of being or condition of life. Therefore, if we lie, defraud, steal, cheat, betray, hurt, harm, endanger, vilify or take the life of a living being, the same will happen to us.

In the same way, if we help, support, love, inspire, encourage and give life to others, the same will eventually return to us in this life or in a future life. Therefore, if we want to have a better life, we must align ourselves with this great law of creation: as we sow, we will reap. If we sow darkness and hatred, it is darkness and hatred that we will get in return. If we sow love and light, it is love and light that we will ultimately experience. Simply put, having a better life means planting better seeds.

Karma

With every step we take, let it know

We reap the fruit of everything we sow.

No innocent tears, no painful crying

There was no sad misfortune.

We do the act, we plant the seed;

The exact Law, we reap the writing.

From life to life, from time to time,

Accurate our sentence, cruel or kind.

No soul escapes, no soul defies

We roam the Wheel for countless lives;

From birth to death, let’s go

in Maze of Maya – tortured soul;

Coming, going, endless ways,

Blind eye, countless storms.

Our only great and saving grace –

To meet a Master face to face;

To beg his mercy for our lives,

To end the confusion and strife;

To end the suffering, the nightmare situation;

To bathe in resplendent Light;

To free ourselves from the hell we roam

To guide us, protect us, and bring us home.

~ finished

Copyright Richard Andrew King

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