Nice explanation of life.....great.....today I got the answer.......why we are born in the world, .............thank you sir........such a valid words........
Hare Krishna guruji Would like to know,if people in our life are because of our previous karmas or they just happen to be in our life Request you to kindly reply Thankyou
even the heinous criminals are set free from the sentence in the name of general amnesty, on the eve of the birthdays of political parties or under remission of sentence on good conduct during the period of sentence; but it is the curse for the good minded people although they do good to all, all through their life, they are made to suffer in the name of 'karma'! it is the 'thiruvilayadal' of the almighties! Had Lord Shiva burnt the 'kamam' instead of manmadhan, all the crimes of sex would not happened.
If god were to forgive a sinner who surrenders to Him, then the God cannot be said to be godly by any stretch of imagination or logic. The meaning of both good & bad becomes infructuous. There wouldn't be any reward for one's good action nor punishment for sin. In that situation, no one needs to care about about good or bad action as there is a way of escape from punishment by total surrender to any God in case of sin. By the same logic or wishful thinking, any reward for good action would be uncertain. This kind of illogical surrender to the invisible God is not new to Hinduism alone. It is there in Christianity. Buddhism & Jainism profess non existence of God for this very reason. Karma , both good & bad, is immutable like truth. One has to suffer for sin & to get reward for good action. This is the immutable truth. Modern science too confirms that for every action there is an equal & opposite reaction.This holds good in morals too. This transcends God's power.
Who said god will forgive Sins if we surrender...even our punyas are cleared...pavam punniyam rendum dhan kazhiyum...sinner avlo seekram saranagathi Pannave maatan...
Honestly blood boils listening to this crap thought. This way of thinking is why, everyone is using and abusing hindus as tissue papers and carpets, and we keep telling ourselves "Saranagathi." Punishing someone is not himsa, but is exact opposite. Not punishing someone is not doing your karma. Punishing someone for the mistakes they did is not an act of anger or revenge or violence. It is act of responsibility.
