"Whatever happens with you is in accordance with the Law of Karma." So says Yogi Ashwini ji all the time. I used to listen to this, read about this, but the "gyan" of this didn't come to me, until a personal experience occurred last year in December.
We reap what we sow. In fact Yogi Ashwini ji has stressed that in return of our actions, we get many times over. This I learnt when one day, while parking my bike in the shed, I accidentally happened to touch a long heavy iron bar that was dangerously resting on a stone. It rolled over a bit, but still stayed on the stone's edge. It could easily fall off it. But, it didn't.
A couple of days later, when I was taking out my bike, a small feather-touch was all it took to move that heavy iron bar. It rolled, and it fell off the stone, and on to my foot! I cried out in pain; it was early morning; no one was there to hear me, help me.
I moved with pain, till the time they told me at the hospital (a couple of hours later), post the X-ray, that there was a crack in the bone of the big toe on my right foot. It took 4 weeks to heal!
Yes, the law of Karma exists. It was me who had pushed the iron bar to its dangerous edge. And it was me who got hurt, not any one else.
I had bored my Karma. From that instance onwards, I have been ever so careful with my actions (including my thoughts), because now I have realised; I have got the gyan of the Law of Karma.
Have you...?
We reap what we sow. In fact Yogi Ashwini ji has stressed that in return of our actions, we get many times over. This I learnt when one day, while parking my bike in the shed, I accidentally happened to touch a long heavy iron bar that was dangerously resting on a stone. It rolled over a bit, but still stayed on the stone's edge. It could easily fall off it. But, it didn't.
A couple of days later, when I was taking out my bike, a small feather-touch was all it took to move that heavy iron bar. It rolled, and it fell off the stone, and on to my foot! I cried out in pain; it was early morning; no one was there to hear me, help me.
I moved with pain, till the time they told me at the hospital (a couple of hours later), post the X-ray, that there was a crack in the bone of the big toe on my right foot. It took 4 weeks to heal!
Yes, the law of Karma exists. It was me who had pushed the iron bar to its dangerous edge. And it was me who got hurt, not any one else.
I had bored my Karma. From that instance onwards, I have been ever so careful with my actions (including my thoughts), because now I have realised; I have got the gyan of the Law of Karma.
Have you...?
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