Guest guest Posted January 27, 2006 Report Share Posted January 27, 2006 Note: forwarded message attached. Fri, 27 Jan 2006 07:13:35 -0800 (PST) Divakara Tanjore div_tan Re: God Why Did You Allow This Ramchand Chugani rgcjp In-20060127122332.30083.qmail Though there is karma attached to peoples suffering, all people who suffer are not sinners are bad doers, souls suffer because they want to learn about life. we are born here to learn lessons, when a person suffers from cancer and dies, there is a lesson of love and suffering to that person and others associated with him, so we should not judge/believe that if someone is suffering from cancer becuase he did bad in this or his previous life. Om namah shivaya. Divakar. --- Ramchand Chugani <rgcjp wrote: > > God, Why Did You > Allow This? > Ricardo still remembers sitting with his wife, > Maria, in the doctor’s waiting room. *Neither of > them had the courage to read the results of > MaMarialatest medical examinations. Then, Ricardo > opened the envelope, and they hastily glanced over > the medical language of the report. They spotted the > word “cancer,” and both began to cry as they > realized the full import of that word. > > “The doctor was very kind,” recalls Ricardo, “but > he obviously realized the gravity of the situation > because he kept telling us before that we had to > trust in God. > > > Before radiation treatment had begun, Maria’s > doctor noticed involuntary movements in her right > foot. Further test revealed that the cancer had > spread to her brain. After just one week of > treatment, the radiation was suspended, Maria > slipped into a coma and died two months later, “I > was glad that her suffering had ended,” explains > Ricardo, “but I missed her so much that I found > myself wishing that my life would come to an end > too. Often, I would cry out to God: ‘Why did you > allow this to happen?’ ” > > Like Ricardo, countless people throughtout the > world are forced to face up the reality of > suffering. Many times, it is the innocent who > suffers. Think of the heartrending grief caused by > the relenless armed conflicts that plague mankind. > Or consider pain felt by numerous victims, child > abuse, domestic violence and other evil commited by > man and women have been willing to inflict on one > another. > > Let us see what Baba explain in this matter+ > Karma is action and the consequence of action. > Like a wave, its motion is inseparable from its > substance. Physical or mental actions result is > consequences directly related to their causes. "As > you sow, so shall you reap." Thus, Karma denotes the > natural results of action. > > For example, if a person sow wheat, he should > expect to reap wheat at harvest time. Similarly, > what we receive in this life is determined by our > good or bad action in past lives---and of course, by > some of our actions in this life time. > > By doing a bad act, you cannot expect to get a > good result, and if you good deed, you cannot get a > bad reaction from it. The kind of seeds you sow will > determine the nature of the crop they yield. > > Sathya Sai speaks vol 7 = He said that we are not > placed randomly in life eighter to succeed or fail > in one lifetimes. We live many lives and learn as a > result of our experience. The process takes place on > a deep level over many lifetimes. Karma is an > instrument of this learning process. The tragedies > and blessings of life are not dealt with whimsically > by God, but are the result of our own actions. We > must take responsibility for the course of our own > lives. > > Om Sai Ram > > (Sharing With Sai Love ) Ram.Chugani > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > === message truncated === Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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