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WHAT IS IT?

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There is an outdoor shoot; the sky is dark and cloudy. A shoot seems unlikely; your job is at stake. Suddenly the sun breaks in. LUCK.

There is a flight to catch; there is no way you can make it in time. You reach the airport only to find that the flight got delayed because a minister chose to fly on the same plane and got late. COINCIDENCE.

Doctors have given up hope. There is no way you can be recovered medically. Your near and dear ones are praying and their prayers get answered. MIRACLE.

Life is beautiful. Too good to be true? Exactly. We have instilled in us this strange notion that ‘good’ cannot be true. What is even stranger is that we are actually comfortable with this thought. Human behavior surprises me. When things are not working out, we crib but find ‘solace’ in saying ‘that is life’. And as soon as something good happens, instant reaction is to justify by calling it luck or co-incidence or miracle…

Think about it. There are just two ways in which things may turn – in your favor or otherwise. The probability of either to happen is same. So if everytime you get the same result, it cant be chance. WHAT IS IT???

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  1. tulikaMarch 17, 2010 at 5:48 AM

    Beautifully put chandni! And i guess answering this question is not very difficult for people who have been with the dhyan foundation for a while now! :)

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  2. SNEHMarch 17, 2010 at 6:17 AM

    When things turn in favour perhaps it can be called Divine Grace as right things happen at the right time & when other things turn otherwise it could be our past Karmic balance due to which we get to bear pain in one or the other way.

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  3. TamannaMarch 17, 2010 at 3:53 PM

    It is a fact that you are being looked after by the supreme energy "GURU" & it is an indication of your connection with that energy...In a nutshell it tells that your bank of good karma's is strong enough fr u to tap that energy...

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  4. pooja bharijaMarch 17, 2010 at 7:00 PM

    It means dat ur GURU is holding u & taking care of u. HE knows wat is gud 4 us.Wen ever HE gives HE gives d best.It is all HIS GRACE.Wen HIS protective shield is there on us then everything happen positive & in favour...

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  5. UnknownMarch 17, 2010 at 7:06 PM

    It shows dat we r under d luving & protective energy, (GURU)& this is d result of our gud karmas dat we find dat supereme energy(GURU).wen we r wid GURU then everything will go positive,even wid HIS grace negative turns into positive,so i can say its all our GURU`s Grace...

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  6. UnknownMarch 17, 2010 at 7:11 PM

    Its easy to say that ppl who r wid in sanidhya of their GURU,nothing is impossible for them. As wat ever cumes 2 dem is all their GURU kripa & gud.If GURU is like YOGI JI then there is no question..Its all HIS grace...

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  7. UnknownMarch 17, 2010 at 7:32 PM

    I feel it is our gud luck if we met wid our GURU.Wen we r wid our GURU then everything will happen gud & bad will turn into gud.So its all about GURU`s grace.If sumthing wrong happen 2 us, it is all bcoz of our bad karmas & cum our way 4 our betterment dat we don`t understand earlier wid our limited budhi....just leave everything on our GURU & see wat happen.....

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  8. Aditya VasishthNovember 14, 2010 at 10:08 AM

    A real soothing article :)

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