Question: As per Karma theory the purpose of our Birth as human being is to expose our past Deeds or Misdeeds....?

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Radhe Krishna To all,

 

Good morning to all of u and have a divine blessed day ahead…..

 

A hungry man comes home. He has so many diseases in his body that only a very

few foods are non-allergic to him, given the amount of medication he is taking.

In addition he has his own likes and dislikes in the matter of food. One has to

feed him to satisfy his hunger, and at the same time, give him that food that

tastes well to his taste buds, does no harm to his health and does not affect

any medication that he is taking. Nama Kirtan is that spiritual diet that can be

taken by anyone and everyone in this Kali Yuga.

 

--- SRI SRI MURALIDHARA SWAMIJI

 

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As per Karma theory the purpose of our Birth as human being is to expose our

past Deeds or Misdeeds. Pains and sufferings of this worldly life is directly

linked to our previous generation.

 

Why was God so cruel and unkind even to great souls like Ramana Maharishi, Yogi

Ram Surat Kumar, Vethathiri Maharishi, etc by inflicting them with dreaded

terminal diseases despite their spiritual contributions towards humanity? Does

the present Deeds cannot cleanse your past Misdeeds?

 

Sri.Sri.Muralidhara Swamiji:

 

The case of mahatmas are totally different from the lot of normal people.

 

In the words of Bhagavan Yogiramsuratkumar Maharaj, 'Such afflictions are for

bringing in a cosmic balance'. A Jnani does not identify himself with the body.

 

In the words of Sri Ramana Maharshi the body is seen as a burden. God considers

these Jnanis as his very Self. In any case God is never cruel to anyone as he

is love embodied.

 

Considering all these, it is clear that if at all any affliction is taken by

Jnanis it is actually for the benefit of the entire existence.

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