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The law of karma

by YOGI ASHWINI
This universe is a balance of positive and negative forces. Everything in the universe, all the laws are circular in movement. Whatever we do comes back to us, either in this or in another form and life.

Every action of ours whether positive or negative releases a force in the universe i.e. whatever we do has to come back to us. But unlike the Newton’s law, the reaction can be greater or lesser and not necessarily equal. This depends on the capacity and the level of subtleness of the action and the level of subtleness of the event or person against whom the action has been performed.

Greater the subtleness, higher will be the magnitude of the reaction. While the time gap in the action and reaction depends on the level of consciousness of the person. Higher the level of consciousness lesser is the time gap and lower the consciousness level, longer is the time.

When a person is born in a rich family it is believed that previous good karmas are responsible for the pleasures and comforts of this lifetime.However,the more powerful the person is,the stronger maya (a tool of the preservers to keep people tied in material life) attacks him . It is said that we are born with nothing and die with nothing. But this is not exactly true.We carry forward the karmas of one life to another like a genetic code and our karmic databank decides the family we will be born in.

We must also not try to hoard and hold on to things, money etc.Anything that is not flowing, stagnates. So money and all that we have more than we need should also be put to good use. All our efforts in our present lifetime must be towards helping others.

Ensure positive thoughts, words and deeds to assure an enriching life ahead.

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