What is Fate - A Interesting and Informative article By Sri.Venkatachalam

June 2, 2009

Radhe Krishna To all,1. What is fate? 2. Should one believe in one's fate or should one continue doing his karma and not worry about fate? 3. Can one's fate be overcome by WISDOM / INTELLECT / or by Scheme? Many of us have the above questions and also have Scorn views about fate. But, they do not know what exactly fate is? Let me explain, as per the karma theory that "All Actions have corresponding Reactions." It is like when you throw a ball on to the wall, it comes back in just the opposite direction with the same force with which you threw it and similarly all our good and bad actions bear fruits â€“ whether you like or believe it or not the divine laws will not change. Depending on the type of actions, one gets good results for good actions and Sinful actions do

return sinful results. Thus, we are the authors of the reactions of all our actions. It is clear, therefore, that if you want good results, you must engage in good actions. However, all actions do not produce reactions immediately. Some get stored and come to us at some other time as per the universal law â€“ may be in this birth or even next, depending on the purpose for which the action is performed and the type of actions performed (whether good or Bad). These accumulated results of our actions are called FATE.Then you may question1. Is it that Good actions always produce good results and bad actions always bring in bad results?2. Is there any law, which decides about the chronological order of the happening of results since We find some people doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good actions suffer?To this, we have to explain the "Karma and Fate" theory further in the modern scenario. for

example. Let us take a hollow pipe, opened at both ends. Go on pushing stripes of cloth with different colours, one after the other. Let us say White represents good actions, Black represents bad actions and other colours as a mixed actions ( good and Bad). You push Black coloured stripe first, then Red, then Green, then White, then Blue etc. etc. through one side of the hollow pipe. When you fill the full pipe length with such stripes of cloth and then try to push further stripes into it, what happens? You first get, out of the other opening of the pipe, the Black stripe first, then the Red stripe, then the Green, then the White and so on. Can you control the order in which the stripes are coming out of the other end? No, isn't it? What went first comes out first. This is natural and is called universal theory. Now, it is clear that we have "No control over the results but only have right to decide about the type of Actions". Clear? This also explains

why some one doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good suffer. While you are pushing White stripe from one end, what you see on the other side is the Black stripe. Why? You have already pushed Black first and when you are pushing White, the one comes out is the first one pushed. So when one does in this world now good Actions (White stripe pushed in) he gets bad results (Black stripe coming out) and so on. The first accumulated results are based on your earlier actions, the reaction is being seen or enjoyed now. Whatever you do now, will reap results later. This is the theory of Karma and Fate. Now we have to look into the last question: "Can we conquer Fate by our Intellect (Buddhi)?" The answer is both YES and NO. Let us see. We have seen that we have no control over the results of our actions, they are happening as per universal law "As we sow, so we reap". Based on this, I can say we cannot win over Fate through Intellect.

However, we can definitely win over Fate through proper Intellectual planning of our actions now to produce desired results. Good actions produce Good results, Bad Actions results bad results and so on. Now, You decide and shape up your actions accordingly and you will then get the desired results. However, we have also seen the chronological way in which results come. Whatever accumulated results are there due to our past actions are called "PRAARABHDHA KARMA". Whatever actions we are at present doing are called "SANJEETHA KARMA". Whatever actions we may be doing in future are called "AAGAAMYA KARMA". In this, we have seen through the analogy of filling different coloured stripes into an open pipe, that what colour went first comes first. Therefore, whatever colours have already gone through the pipe earlier are equivalent to "Prarabhdha", whatever colour we are at present pushing into are "Sanjeethaâ€ and whatever we will be pushing later are

called "Aagaamya". Now tell me, where do you have control over your actions in this process? You cannot have control over the colours that have already gone into the pipe, since no pulling out is allowed (meaning once you perform a karma the result is already decided and you cannot undo a karma performed). But, you have control over your present pushing (present actions) and can decide about the order in which you want to push them. This is possible by intelligent planning of your actions. Use your mind, mould your actions to produce good results and thus win over the results indirectly. However, there is a limitation. Your Mind understanding of our scriptural sayings is already limited and your present Intellect may not guide your present actions properly. Nevertheless, the very determination to do good actions will make you learn the scriptural sayings and will mould your actions into good to some extent. Thus, the present actions can be

moulded to some extent. However, in your Future actions, you mould your character with good thoughts developed by the learning you gain in the present by reading and understanding our Vedas and contemplating on the Truth (God). This super Knowledge will naturally govern your future actions which will definitely be good and produce good results.. Thus to sum up , you have no control over the results of your past actions (Prarabhdha); have a limited control (limited by your coloured understanding of Dharma) over your present actions (Sanjeetha) and full control over your future actions (Aagaamya). You are not really winning over FATE but you are moulding your FATE by having a control over your actions. And so we need to do our duties as said by Lord Krishna to Arjuna : KARMANYEVA ADHIKARASTHE, MAA BHALESHU KATHAACHANA". Meaning, you concentrate on your Duties without desire and do not worry about results, leave it to me.

RegardsLetâ€™s Chant Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare HareThe best sanjeetha Karma that we can do to take care of both Prarabdha and Aagaamya Karma's. Pl Visit www.namadwaar.org

June 2, 2009

Fate is dependent on two things one the past lives "Karma" and other the running "Karma".Fat is all dependent if one believe and find out the "Kundlis" two "Kundlis" one "LGANA" AND OTHER "CHANDER" .One can change Fat with "SHIV & SHAKTI" puja that change the "Fat"I have experienced that!

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Assaram--- On Mon, 6/1/09, ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g wrote:

ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g What is Fate - A Interesting and Informative article By Sri.Venkatachalam Date: Monday, June 1, 2009, 5:48 PM

Radhe Krishna To all,1. What is fate? 2. Should one believe in one's fate or should one continue doing his karma and not worry about fate? 3. Can one's fate be overcome by WISDOM / INTELLECT / or by Scheme? Many of us have the above questions and also have Scorn views about fate. But, they do not know what exactly fate is? Let me explain, as per the karma theory that "All Actions have corresponding Reactions." It is like when you throw a ball on to the wall, it comes back in just the opposite direction with the same force with which you threw it and similarly all our good and bad actions bear fruits â€“ whether you like or believe it or not the divine laws will not change. Depending on the type of actions, one gets good results for good actions and Sinful actions do return sinful results. Thus, we are the authors of the reactions of all our

actions. It is clear, therefore, that if you want good results, you must engage in good actions. However, all actions do not produce reactions immediately. Some get stored and come to us at some other time as per the universal law â€“ may be in this birth or even next, depending on the purpose for which the action is performed and the type of actions performed (whether good or Bad). These accumulated results of our actions are called FATE.Then you may question1. Is it that Good actions always produce good results and bad actions always bring in bad results?2. Is there any law, which decides about the chronological order of the happening of results since We find some people doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good actions suffer?To this, we have to explain the "Karma and Fate" theory further in the modern scenario. for example. Let us take a hollow pipe, opened at both ends. Go on pushing stripes of

cloth with different colours, one after the other. Let us say White represents good actions, Black represents bad actions and other colours as a mixed actions ( good and Bad). You push Black coloured stripe first, then Red, then Green, then White, then Blue etc. etc. through one side of the hollow pipe. When you fill the full pipe length with such stripes of cloth and then try to push further stripes into it, what happens? You first get, out of the other opening of the pipe, the Black stripe first, then the Red stripe, then the Green, then the White and so on. Can you control the order in which the stripes are coming out of the other end? No, isn't it? What went first comes out first. This is natural and is called universal theory. Now, it is clear that we have "No control over the results but only have right to decide about the type of Actions". Clear? This also explains why some one doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good suffer. While you

are pushing White stripe from one end, what you see on the other side is the Black stripe. Why? You have already pushed Black first and when you are pushing White, the one comes out is the first one pushed. So when one does in this world now good Actions (White stripe pushed in) he gets bad results (Black stripe coming out) and so on. The first accumulated results are based on your earlier actions, the reaction is being seen or enjoyed now. Whatever you do now, will reap results later. This is the theory of Karma and Fate. Now we have to look into the last question: "Can we conquer Fate by our Intellect (Buddhi)?" The answer is both YES and NO. Let us see. We have seen that we have no control over the results of our actions, they are happening as per universal law "As we sow, so we reap". Based on this, I can say we cannot win over Fate through Intellect. However, we can definitely win over Fate through proper Intellectual planning of

our actions now to produce desired results. Good actions produce Good results, Bad Actions results bad results and so on. Now, You decide and shape up your actions accordingly and you will then get the desired results. However, we have also seen the chronological way in which results come. Whatever accumulated results are there due to our past actions are called "PRAARABHDHA KARMA". Whatever actions we are at present doing are called "SANJEETHA KARMA". Whatever actions we may be doing in future are called "AAGAAMYA KARMA". In this, we have seen through the analogy of filling different coloured stripes into an open pipe, that what colour went first comes first. Therefore, whatever colours have already gone through the pipe earlier are equivalent to "Prarabhdha" , whatever colour we are at present pushing into are "Sanjeethaâ€ and whatever we will be pushing later are called "Aagaamya". Now tell me, where do you have control over your

actions in this process? You cannot have control over the colours that have already gone into the pipe, since no pulling out is allowed (meaning once you perform a karma the result is already decided and you cannot undo a karma performed). But, you have control over your present pushing (present actions) and can decide about the order in which you want to push them. This is possible by intelligent planning of your actions. Use your mind, mould your actions to produce good results and thus win over the results indirectly. However, there is a limitation. Your Mind understanding of our scriptural sayings is already limited and your present Intellect may not guide your present actions properly. Nevertheless, the very determination to do good actions will make you learn the scriptural sayings and will mould your actions into good to some extent. Thus, the present actions can be moulded to some extent. However, in your Future actions, you mould your character

with good thoughts developed by the learning you gain in the present by reading and understanding our Vedas and contemplating on the Truth (God). This super Knowledge will naturally govern your future actions which will definitely be good and produce good results.. Thus to sum up , you have no control over the results of your past actions (Prarabhdha) ; have a limited control (limited by your coloured understanding of Dharma) over your present actions (Sanjeetha) and full control over your future actions (Aagaamya). You are not really winning over FATE but you are moulding your FATE by having a control over your actions. And so we need to do our duties as said by Lord Krishna to Arjuna : KARMANYEVA ADHIKARASTHE, MAA BHALESHU KATHAACHANA" . Meaning, you concentrate on your Duties without desire and do not worry about results, leave it to me. RegardsLetâ€™s Chant Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare

Hare Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare HareThe best sanjeetha Karma that we can do to take care of both Prarabdha and Aagaamya Karma's. Pl Visit www.namadwaar. org

June 2, 2009

Dear Sir,

You have not connected the theory of fate with destiny. Where the destiny stands in the theory of Fate & Karma. When we have no control over past actions why should we be punished in this life instead of past life. If the past actions control our future then where is the chance to correct the future course of action inspite of your good intentions and wisdom. We are seeing people doing lot of good work but they are not getting the desired results. some people are getting good results with least effort and others are not getting even with good intentions and more wisdom. I want to know what is the role of Universal Laws and destiny here. How universal laws are controlling and identifying our past life's actions? What is the stage for such identification. Whether Universal Laws have emotions to punish or reward?

D.M.M.RAO--- On Tue, 2/6/09, ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g wrote:

ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g What is Fate - A Interesting and Informative article By Sri.Venkatachalam Date: Tuesday, 2 June, 2009, 6:18 AM

Radhe Krishna To all,1. What is fate? 2. Should one believe in one's fate or should one continue doing his karma and not worry about fate? 3. Can one's fate be overcome by WISDOM / INTELLECT / or by Scheme? Many of us have the above questions and also have Scorn views about fate. But, they do not know what exactly fate is? Let me explain, as per the karma theory that "All Actions have corresponding Reactions." It is like when you throw a ball on to the wall, it comes back in just the opposite direction with the same force with which you threw it and similarly all our good and bad actions bear fruits â€“ whether you like or believe it or not the divine laws will not change. Depending on the type of actions, one gets good results for good actions and Sinful actions do return sinful results. Thus, we are the authors of the reactions of all our

actions. It is clear, therefore, that if you want good results, you must engage in good actions. However, all actions do not produce reactions immediately. Some get stored and come to us at some other time as per the universal law â€“ may be in this birth or even next, depending on the purpose for which the action is performed and the type of actions performed (whether good or Bad). These accumulated results of our actions are called FATE.Then you may question1. Is it that Good actions always produce good results and bad actions always bring in bad results?2. Is there any law, which decides about the chronological order of the happening of results since We find some people doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good actions suffer?To this, we have to explain the "Karma and Fate" theory further in the modern scenario. for example.. Let us take a hollow pipe, opened at both ends. Go on pushing stripes of

cloth with different colours, one after the other. Let us say White represents good actions, Black represents bad actions and other colours as a mixed actions ( good and Bad). You push Black coloured stripe first, then Red, then Green, then White, then Blue etc. etc. through one side of the hollow pipe. When you fill the full pipe length with such stripes of cloth and then try to push further stripes into it, what happens? You first get, out of the other opening of the pipe, the Black stripe first, then the Red stripe, then the Green, then the White and so on. Can you control the order in which the stripes are coming out of the other end? No, isn't it? What went first comes out first. This is natural and is called universal theory. Now, it is clear that we have "No control over the results but only have right to decide about the type of Actions". Clear? This also explains why some one doing bad actions enjoy life and some doing good suffer. While you

are pushing White stripe from one end, what you see on the other side is the Black stripe. Why? You have already pushed Black first and when you are pushing White, the one comes out is the first one pushed. So when one does in this world now good Actions (White stripe pushed in) he gets bad results (Black stripe coming out) and so on. The first accumulated results are based on your earlier actions, the reaction is being seen or enjoyed now. Whatever you do now, will reap results later. This is the theory of Karma and Fate. Now we have to look into the last question: "Can we conquer Fate by our Intellect (Buddhi)?" The answer is both YES and NO. Let us see. We have seen that we have no control over the results of our actions, they are happening as per universal law "As we sow, so we reap". Based on this, I can say we cannot win over Fate through Intellect. However, we can definitely win over Fate through proper Intellectual planning of

our actions now to produce desired results. Good actions produce Good results, Bad Actions results bad results and so on. Now, You decide and shape up your actions accordingly and you will then get the desired results. However, we have also seen the chronological way in which results come. Whatever accumulated results are there due to our past actions are called "PRAARABHDHA KARMA". Whatever actions we are at present doing are called "SANJEETHA KARMA". Whatever actions we may be doing in future are called "AAGAAMYA KARMA". In this, we have seen through the analogy of filling different coloured stripes into an open pipe, that what colour went first comes first. Therefore, whatever colours have already gone through the pipe earlier are equivalent to "Prarabhdha" , whatever colour we are at present pushing into are "Sanjeethaâ€ and whatever we will be pushing later are called "Aagaamya". Now tell me, where do you have control over your

actions in this process? You cannot have control over the colours that have already gone into the pipe, since no pulling out is allowed (meaning once you perform a karma the result is already decided and you cannot undo a karma performed). But, you have control over your present pushing (present actions) and can decide about the order in which you want to push them. This is possible by intelligent planning of your actions. Use your mind, mould your actions to produce good results and thus win over the results indirectly. However, there is a limitation. Your Mind understanding of our scriptural sayings is already limited and your present Intellect may not guide your present actions properly. Nevertheless, the very determination to do good actions will make you learn the scriptural sayings and will mould your actions into good to some extent. Thus, the present actions can be moulded to some extent. However, in your Future actions, you mould your character

with good thoughts developed by the learning you gain in the present by reading and understanding our Vedas and contemplating on the Truth (God). This super Knowledge will naturally govern your future actions which will definitely be good and produce good results.. Thus to sum up , you have no control over the results of your past actions (Prarabhdha) ; have a limited control (limited by your coloured understanding of Dharma) over your present actions (Sanjeetha) and full control over your future actions (Aagaamya). You are not really winning over FATE but you are moulding your FATE by having a control over your actions. And so we need to do our duties as said by Lord Krishna to Arjuna : KARMANYEVA ADHIKARASTHE, MAA BHALESHU KATHAACHANA" . Meaning, you concentrate on your Duties without desire and do not worry about results, leave it to me. RegardsLetâ€™s Chant Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare

Hare Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare HareThe best sanjeetha Karma that we can do to take care of both Prarabdha and Aagaamya Karma's. Pl Visit www.namadwaar. org

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June 2, 2009

Hariom

fate is converted form of Karmas

one sit before the plate of food & thinks that in case eating is in my fate it will go in my mouth no he has to do karm by taking a piece of food keep it in mouth chew it etc then he can eat.By karma one can change his fate also.

a person devotee of Hanumanji for 14 years requested Hanumanji to give him ashirvad so that he earn money through lottery.

After 14 years Hanumanjicame & beaten him with Gada saying that purchase Ticket or that also I have to purchse & give to you.

from it is clear that karma over rides fate but you have to bear the fruits of your Karma good or bad.

mggarga--- On Tue, 6/2/09, ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g wrote:

ravishankar_g <ravishankar_g What is Fate - A Interesting and Informative article By Sri.Venkatachalam Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2009, 6:18 AM